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timothy snyder is the author of "the road to unfreedom, russia, europe, america." welcome from yale university in new haven. >> very glad to be with you. >> so you have done a lot of work digging in to the enigma that is russia and particularly russia western relations. i just want to quote something from your book, it's built around the idea that "if russia could not become the west, let the west become russia." what exactly do you mean? >> well, the basic idea of the road to unfreedom is that ideas don't have to travel from west to east. they did for a while but they aren't anymore. ideas can also travel from east to west. so from russia to the european union or from russia to the united states. what i meant in that particur quotation is that russia has not managed to establish a certain kind of regime with the rule of law, with assured social advancement, with predictable, meaningful democracy and the way that it's resolved that failure is to export it to other people. to the european union, to the united states. this serves a domestic political purpose because

timothy: you have paul ryan who is gone now.th trump's base. planning to campaign on a tax cut that is proving to be unpopular. i think the issue for the gop is what do they campaign on when midterms roll around? francine: do we care about the midterms? had a must read yesterday that said the president could not focus on the midterms. do they go hand in hand? gideon: they are the most important thing that will happen in 2018, because the control of the government is at issue, and there is good reason to believe it may switch or partially the entirewhich case structure of the investigative apparatus of congress, the legal apparatus surrounding impeachment, the political apparatus will change entirely. the world will change one way or another, we just do not know which way. tom: tim o'brien, a chapter in your book that you suffered issuely on with a legal from the president. how does he spin what happened yesterday afternoon? timothy: he was quiet yesterday afternoon on what happened. tom: exactly. timothy: he is not serving his o

timothy leary and his entire team were eventually fired from harvard his new headquarters millbrook a place for contemplation and adventure. well i had a great time no birth i mean. it was a place to introduce people to the psychedelic experience in the most beautiful way possible. it was the center for people to come from every walk of life. from the highest aristocrat and noble and royal person down to the dirtiest hippie everybody came to it was a mecca for psychedelics. and many. documentary what are you up to here we teach science and i see the teach people how to turn on. or how to go out of their ninety's. and turn on. tune in to get beyond your routine ways thinking and acting and experiencing. and we often say that. we teaching people how to use their head. the point is that in order to use your head have to go out of your mind. sometimes not that i need to stand and he placed an order with the company modern oh maybe two hundred grams of l.s.d. and half a kilo of soul aside and i'm. going to have to the guy get out and then he invited me to come and visit him and he said he

optimistic that it will make it happen but the top story these revelations from facebook tonight timothy tars a strategy director at free press ok just to remind our viewers of a just joined us facebook has said that most now they think of its two billion users could have been accessed improperly that was on top of the other information the other headline coming earlier on a facebook blog saying that data of as many as eighty seven million people most of them in the state may have been improperly shared with research from cambridge analytic or her well dear where do you start with this one many of us have facebook users this is going to come as a blow isn't it surely. well you know it's a third of us facebook users so there's the real concern that people have lost control of their own online data that facebook has not been very own it's worse when you look at this. there are sort of putting it gets worse yeah i mean that that's bad but when we look at the blog this other information we've been reading through over the last couple of hours now that the real big headline here as well is th

we were arrested numerous individuals suffolk county police commissioner timothy seemingly seized the moment using tough talk in the media for his fight against and mr teen if you're an m.s. thirteen gang member take a look behind me for every person the year is ten more. and we are coming for you. local and federal authorities would begin a joint law enforcement effort to arrest and deport and this thirteen gang members this included working with immigration and customs enforcement or ice you started hearing kids report that saw is still have been picked up and these parents don't even know right like kids were just literally being disappeared over the summer there was like a three week period where we saw at least one parent walk into our office almost every day saying my son or my husband disappeared honestly what i was hearing sounded so far fetched that i thought they were his' but lo and behold it was true . young undocumented immigrants were heavily targeted in the operations. in some cases police would make arrests for minor violations and then hand them over to ice. one last

the iticism and attacks on amazon could continue to put pressure on the stock near term, joining us timothy lessco of janrity investment advisors. >> thanks for having me. >> we should point outtou are exactly a bull long term on this stock. you think it's expensive, yes? >> i think it is expensive from a valuation standpoint. certainly it's hard to argue with the fact that amazon provides a really good service, most people use them andou see on line shopping continue to grow. i wouldn't say i'm bearish on what amazon does as a buness. just t valuation of the stock doesn't make a whole lot of sense to us as value investors. >> how do youalue the attacks businesssiness and its model and its relationship with the post office? are those fundamental head winds that invesrs should be concerned about do you think? >> i think with any company that's facing presse from the government or perceived pressure from the government, it's going to create weak shareholders, you knowossibly running for the hills. most people that own amazon n't own it for this quarter's earnings or next quarter's earnings, t

timothy is the patron saint of people with stomach problems. [laughter] it was exactly how they felt. in fact, at one point there was a revolt of the students. about a hundred of them camped out in the woods and wouldn't come back to the school, so they had to bring participants in from baltimore to broker an end to a three-day student rebellion. essentially, what this is all about is john wilkes booth had no college. he got on, i would say, on a modern scale about halfway through high school. a better education than his older brothers, but he didn't take to it as easily. he could learn, but it was more of a struggle. his sister asia said that john had to plod, it was a little harder for him to learn things. now, we're in richmond. richmond, actually, has almost two chapters in my booth book because i think next to washington, it is the most important city to john wilkes booth. washington, of course, where the murder takes place, that's got to have center stage toward the back of the book, but in the early part, you know, in the years right bef

correspondent group of video was spoke to british historian timothy garton ash rupert's put it to him that micro had done a lot of the work that could be done to convince trump to stick with the yvonne accord so they might not be much left to do i think micron did a fantastic job but i think there's still a lot from akhil to do the style will be very different much less spectacular. less hugging and kissing probably but in substance to keep repeating the key european positions for multilateralism and also particularly given the danger of a trade war i think the german voice expressed to transfer market is still very important first we saw the bromance between trump and mark or then the very open words of the french president how difficult is this fungal americal so if you remember there was a lot of speculation about whether ireland machall is now the leader of the free world right and of course that's too big for one person in europe but maybe there's a kind of joint to european leadership. a joint enterprise between macro machall and i think a lot of us are looking to the two of the

media app is is severely tarnished are we asked internet law expert yeah your cohen and media analyst timothy car for their views on the facebook data scandal. kember generally the guys denying the figure they claim there is only thirty million but i don't think it makes a lot of for the from the very thirty million to late in the year and i think it is the principle behind the old story about but what about the use of internet robots as we call them boats in order to meddle with the us elections not the bills there is a little bit of they are a little bit ridiculous nobody is talking about it but it was very interesting to hear his desire to beg only a couple of weeks ago. almost apologizing for allowing them to leave the boxes today that it was them being you doing election is the the story was about influencing election but by body. rather than access the news is they've done locally this is a company that routes so rapidly that the people who are managing facebook lost control of their creation and the whole business model of facebook is built on this idea that they they collect highly ta

we asked internet law expert a year cohen and media analyst timothy car for their views on the facebook data scandal. generally the guys denying the figure they claim there is only thirty million but i don't think it makes a lot of would be from very early in the late a million is the principle behind the old story about what about the use of the new drug lords as we call them books in order to meddle in the u.s. election is now still story a little bit out of there a little bit ridiculous nobody is talking about it but it was very interesting to hear. a couple of weeks ago. almost apologizing for lowery and we're going to leave the boxes today that it was then. doing election is the the story was.

you'd like to hide within a timothy of the food i pulled. ok ok this is just as i would have. this is the clinic. the clinic is. all your stuff is it is difficult for you to get medicines no no no. yes although if you did you almost. go. but the guy i know i know. with never thought i would but i think if you must hear it got to hear it i don't think i've. driven system. i care for them for three months when he was very young and never saw monkeys before if you make this fences for small and you can get your mate to. the last windows in the store just just just this one. you can make all the best bits here and then the thing. we want to be something. you know what i mean we want to be something so bold what you tell me now we have to accept and we have to change you know now that you belong because i love you all you see all you will i'm just here and that's the only yeah yeah what you want is the collection so we have to do to call it now i would think that the correct me believes he is alive because of you. not because of the actual not because of nothing. won't you and the

you try to hide within a timothy of this is that i pull. ok ok this is just as i would have. this is the clinic. the clinic is. all your stuff as it is difficult for you to get medicines no not at all for you it. would all get you going good but you almost beat out. the guy i know i know. with never thought i would but i see that you must hear it got to hear it i don't think i've. heard the answer think. i care for them for three months when she was very young i never saw monkeys before if you make this fences for small and you can get your make. the last windows in the store just just just this one so you can make all the best bits here and then the thing fishing teaching. we want to be something. you know what i mean we want to be something so bold what you did we know we have to accept and we have to change you know now that you belong because i love you and then you see the old you with just yeah that's the only yeah yeah what you want is the collection so we have to do to call it now i would think that the court for the last seventy two. the feeling is not because of you

. -- jockey. [ music ] the 28-year-old whose real name was timothy burling was found dead on friday. public broadcasters say the police conducted two autopsies and found nothing specific -- suspicious. the body will be taken back to sweden. the cause have death have not been revealed. the performer had health issues that forced him to retire in 2016. he acknowledged coping with a high octane lifestyle by drinking heavily. >>> an engine failure left a passenger dead on southwest airlines. southwest is canceling 40 flights a day to inspect engines on planes. the airline announced the accelerated inspection program on tuesday when flight 1380 engine catastrophically failed. the next day the faa issued a directive to inspect other types of planes. nearly 1000 people gathered to remember the woman who died on the flight. the service took place at the university of new mexico. the woman is survived by her husband and two children. when the engine exploded, shrapnel shattered the window by where she was sitting. the 43-year-old was killed when she was partially sucked out of the aircraft. >

timothy harris, the high commissionerfor st timothy harris, the high commissioner for st kitts and nevis and windy, particularly south—west england, wales, northern england, showers for scotland and northern ireland, warmer than yesterday, driest in the south—east with sunny spells. windy and western areas, but south—westerly, so keeping temperatures up. tomorrow, the wind will take it further north, so after a bright start to northern ireland, outbreaks of rain in the morning, in the afternoon, spreading across western parts of scotland, being confined to the highlands and islands by the end of the day. clear skies working north. we could see highs of 23, 20 —— 23, skies working north. we could see highs of 23, 20 -- 23, 2a skies working north. we could see highs of 23, 20 —— 23, 2a in the south—east. temperatures peaking on thursday in the south—east at 26. goodbye for now. this is bbc newsroom live. our latest headlines... theresa may apologises to leaders of caribbean nations caused to people from the windrush generation by treatment from the uk immigrations system. i want to apologi

timothy cunningham's body was found tuesday. >> his body was found along the bank of the river, and it was found face up. it was stuck in a lot of mud as well. >> cunningham disappeared seven weeks ago. his body was found near his home. he was a trained epidemiologist. authorities have not ruled out foul play. >>> oklahoma regulators will take out money as the teachers protest enters its fifth day. thousands rallied at the capital again yesterday. a week ago against the threat of a strike, lawmakers passed a bill raising the teachers' salary by $6,000. they didn't include other needs like overcrowded classrooms. >>> coming up on the "morning news," some dramatic images. the fbi releases new photos and videos from the gabby giffords shooting from 2011. >>> and carving out a tradition. what drones discovered in the deserts of peru. this is the "cbs morning news." discovered in the deserts of peru. this is the "cbs morning news." it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. n

people died in hazing incidents at fraternities in 2017 alone, including the high- profile case of timothyza at penn state university. and of course, allegations of rape and sexual assault have also resulted in recent fraternity suspensions as school officials crack down. at syracuse, school investigators are working to identify the individuals in these videos. jeff, the facebook page where they were posted has already been taken down. >> glor: we appreciate that. we'll stay on the story. e next here, an infant makes history in the senate. in the senate. the senate. alright, i brought in high protein to help get us moving. ...and help you feel more strength and energy in just two weeks! i'll take that. -yeeeeeah! ensure high protein. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure. always be you. what are the ingredients is it the places you go? the things you own? or the people that fill it with meaning? for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insurance solutions. protecting what's most important to you. that's the power of pacific. as

media app is is severely tarnished well we asked internet lower expecting cohen and media analyst timothy come off that views on the facebook data scandal. haemorrhaging at least the guys denying the figure they claim there is only thirty million but i don't think it makes a lot for the from the very thirty million to late in the year and i think it is the principle behind it is the old story about what about the use of intimate robots as we call them boats in order to meddle with the u.s. elections now spill story seem now a little bit out of there a little bit ridiculous nobody is talking about it but it was very interesting to hear his desire to beg only a couple of weeks ago. almost apologizing for allowing them to leave the boxes today that it was then being used to influence election is if this story was about influencing election but by third parties. rather than access to news as they've done locally this is a company that route so rapidly now the people who are managing facebook lost control of their creation and the whole business model of facebook is built on this idea that the

watch you have a timothy a -- at the v.a. >> is it fair to say you shifted your focus to who is next because of became evidence that dr. shulkin would not last? >> i would say that we made our .tatement we were hoping that it would get to the president's desk and we do hope it gets to the president desk.e -- presidents forward to moving forward with a new secretary of veterans affairs. >> just one follow-up. do you agree what president trump that the pace of reform and improvement has not been tough enough? that's fast enough? >> when i look at the government and all the things that the president has to consider it becomes evidence that they have .ore information than we do i know a lot of information is out there, we believe that we making progress under secretary shulkin. the department of veterans affairs is the second it is department in the government. there is a lot to take in. there's a lot of people in the mix. i believe that the secretary was doing the best he could with the resources he had. we hope that our new secretary we need toconfirmed, continue to move forward and ta

balanced and factual seen individually the sinclair editorials do not make much of an impact but when timothy burke a video editor in tampa florida collected forty four versions of that editorial from forty four local news markets and laid them side by side allowing americans to play them back word for word this is extremely dangerous to our democracy the effect was chilling this is extremely dangerous to our democracy orwellian it was actually fairly horrifying about a minute and a half and decrying. biased platforms pushing out fake news that endangered our democracy the sharing of biased in false news has become all too common on social media the anchors for the most part fairly scare a couple of people have compared them to hostage videos so for a few seconds it's actually kind of funny and then you sort of turn it into what they're saying and it becomes more and more horrifying and whether the people understand exactly the politics and conglomeration aspects that go into a message like this these people all they know is they saw a scary video where a bunch of news anchors were saying the

well the british historian timothy garton ash generated headlines with his commentaries on the role of uncle americal as the new defender of the western liberal world the w.'s reproducer vald spoke with him about what influence america can have on the us president is there anything that she can do now that french president macron has failed to change trump's mind about iran i think micro did a fantastic job but i think there's still a lot for magical to do the style will be very different much less spectacular. less hugging and kissing probably but in substance to keep repeating the key european positions for multilateralism and also particularly given the danger of a trade war i think the german voice expressed transfer machall is still very important first we saw the bromance between trump and mark colvin the very open words of the french president how difficult is this fungal americal so if you remember there was a lot of speculation about whether i'm the leader of the free world right and of course that's too big for one person in europe but maybe there's a kind of joint to europea

ng reporter: timothy cunningham was 35, harvard educated, and a leading disease specialist at atlanta'sters for disease control. at his home seven weeks ago, relatives found his cell phone, car keys, and his dog, but no f gn of him. until now. ntlanta fire rescue spokesman cortez stafford: >> the body was found along the thnk of the river, and it was found face-up. it was stuck in a lot of mud as well. >> reporter: cunningham's disappearance made national headlines. police refuted social media conspiracy theories that the scientist had stolen a virus and fled. coworkers said on february 12 he s s passed over for a new job at the c.d.c., left work upset, and vanished. fliers, search teams, and a $15,000 reward produced nothing. rn tuesday night, fishermen notted a body partially submerged in the chattahoochee river. medical examiner dr. jan gorniak: >> there was no signs of any foul play. right now, the preliminary cause of death is drowning. but since the investigation is aill open, we do not have a manner of death as to whether it's an accident, suicide, or anything other than that. ay

well we asked internet no expert and media analyst timothy coffey that is on the face but thanks to scandal hemorrhaging at least the guys denying the figure they they claim that it is only thirty million but i don't think it makes a lot of the from the very thirty million to late in the year and i think it is the principle behind it is the old story about what about the use of intimate robots as we call them boats in order to meddle with the u.s. elections now still stories seem now a little bit out of there a little bit ridiculous nobody is talking about it but it was very interesting to hear his desire to beg only a couple of weeks ago. almost apologizing for allowing him to leave the boxes today that it was then being used to influence election is that if this story was about influencing election but by body. rather than access to news as they've done locally this is a company that routes so rapidly that the people who are managing facebook lost control of their creation and the whole business model of facebook is built on this idea that they they collect highly targeted data on their u

i respect russia's strategic timothy in syria in trying to stabilize the area once again i don't think we should sacrifice future threats for that stability i think it can come together push for stability for human rights ensure everybody's interest make sure that no negative element let's put it this way is a cause that you know this question being put on the ground i think that might change picture all right general we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking weather tenant general benjamin katz twentieth i.d.f. chief of staff talking about the middle east pressing issue stay with us. for a world cup twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest goalkeepers of all suck but there was one more question and by the way who's going to be our coach. you guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and a huge amount of pressure come out you have to go meet the center of the beach hotel with you and do so with all the great british good you are the rock at the back nobody gets past you we need you to get the ball going let's go. alone. and

i respect russia's strategic timothy in syria in trying to stabilize the area once again i don't think we should sacrifice future threats for that stability i think it can come together push for stability push for human rights ensure everybody's interest make sure the no negative element let's put it this way is a code that you know this question being put on the ground i think that might change picture all right general we're going to take a short break right now when we're back we'll continue talking weather tenant general benjamin katz twentieth i.d.f. chief of staff talking about the middle east pressing issues stay with us. coin is a black hole and it is folks from all walks of life and money from all points on the globe and as it expands it's just a war of the size of anything else trying to deal with it that includes various money regimes but also includes very high level bankers and economists so christine legarde is just the latest to get lip to the calling. look at the blockade in the animosity fifty almost sixty years to change the regime in cuba no the last administration r

there will be a great reflection of the twenty first century i have to say thank you to professor timothy shorter and the secretary general the commonwealth patricia scotland it's been a pleasure just talking about such an old institution and we go next the conversation continues online. and so what you take everybody. story fourteen hundred years in the. story of succession. tells the story of dispute deficient. the caliph episode two. just. one of the really special things that working for al jazeera is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for it as it is very challenging liberally but the good because you have a lot of people that if i did a political issue we are we the people are believed to tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. ever surplices for every game we will find in a climate of fear rhetoric is easily abused the poor truth lines investigative new initiatives to combat gangs simp

there will be a great reflection of the twenty first century i have to say thank you to professor timothy shorter ahmed and the secretary general of the commonwealth patricia scotland it's been a pleasure just talking about such an old institution and why might it go next the conversation continues online at hash tag a strain that's a watching take every play. in australia more indigenous children are being taken from their families than ever before. when used investigates whether history is repeating itself. on al-jazeera. al jazeera. you are every your. winning the will of the people hinges on the mass media state p.r. machine is going to overdrive. but just who is influencing who. we just don't know yet where the lines will be drawn between what can be said and what conducted. some journalists decided to sacrifice their integrity for access to polling the media or opinion their listening post but based time on al-jazeera getting to the heart of the matter if will stuff like injury the turkish cypriot leader calls you today and says let's have told us would you accept facing realities w

chico california up next, timothy. >> caller: i wanted to comment i agree with many of the callers that zuckerberg show and the hearing today was absolutely atrocious. with that being said, i think it's credibly unfair that they singled out mark zuckerberg right off the bat. really, it's a bigger systemic problem, need to look at ceo of google, amazon, uber, licht, all of these tech companies. i don't know why they are not doing all of them. >> do you think there would have been a stet up, as you said, they had the car company manufacturers in the past and major manufacturers from different industry in the past, would some of the responses, would that have diluted some of the issues? the main issue that both committees brought mark zuckerberg to hear about initially was cambridge analytica issue. >> caller: on the other hand, the information sharing and the data breaches is a lot more widespread than that. and it would be nice from the perspective from all of the ceos who are running these companies, because this is an issue that needs to be rectified immediately. >> all right. here's r

there will be a great reflection of the twenty first century i have to say thank you to professor timothy shorter ahmed and the sector general of the commonwealth patricia scotland it's been a pleasure just talking about such an old institution and we go next the conversation continues online at hash tag answer watch and take everything. with a big breaking news story it can be chaotic and frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions in your ear you're trying to provide the best most accurate up to date information as quickly as you can. it's when you come off air on being seen pin that you realize witness history in the making. what makes this moment this era we're living through so you need to know this is really an attack on truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion isn't what free speech is supposed to be about the context is hugely important level wise to publish if you have a duty to be offensive or provocative or did as people did setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. the latest news as it breaks this wasn't really a lec

extremism we forget it early in the sixty's in the seventy's in the early eighty's we forget things like timothy mcveigh knew us right wing terrorism has always bob would under the surface of an open was once a day when the negatives were united raising has a specific issue and if you compare the number of jehad the type islam they stop attacks versus right wing extremist or white supremacist attacks you know it is a far more mixed picture than what you might believe for you to read the latest headlines so i think this is a very real story and. my take on this at least is the government is not investing in countering all forms of extremism it's had ten fifteen years to really invest in this i was i was a member of the government and muslim hatred was a religion to you well i resigned because i felt that they were not taking extremism in all of its forms seriously enough and they were not embraced meaning that it was is because we can see the effects of islam is terror more easily on the street i think i think there's a sense that integration is difficult and countering the violent end is easier

including high profile case of timothy piazza at penn state university. >> of course allegations of rape and sexual assault have resulted in recent fraternity suspensions. as school officials crack down. at syracuse, school investigators are working to identify the individuals in these videos, jeff, the facebook page where they were posted has been taken down. >> appreciate that. stay on the story. >>> up next, an infant makes history in the senate. ♪ for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. and 6 is greater than 1. flonase sensimist. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser with durafoam. simply add