vesti, crimea and he literally laughs at the tweeter.er the billionaire won the court to cancel the scandalous deal with the social network, he announced that he would buy the manchester united football club instead, and he did it on twitter in exactly the same way. as previously announced the purchase of this company, but then quite humiliatingly canceled the agreement, saying that they were hiding from him. how many bots are found on this platform, by the way, and the mask does not intend to buy a club. he admitted that it was irony. now a short advertisement after the vesti net program - my colleague philip trofimov will talk about the new project of the kaspersky lab liver cells. see liver care with a vengeance. domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments. there are so many buyers on avito that you will still choose among them . now with bacon, seriously. yes, generous new bacon king only at burger king millions of people choose warmth and comfort from the window.

. >> that's the end of our show tonight, you can find kqed newsroom online or on tweeter, you can reache on social media at priya david clemens, thank you for joining us, we will see you back here next friday night, have a great weekend. yamiche: trump under historic scrutiny. >> i approve to see to search warrant. yamiche: former president trump is under investigation for possibly violating the espionage act. the fbi reportedly looking for nuclear documents removes boxes of classified information from trump's mar-a-lago home. >> how do you feel? yamiche: meanwhile in a separate investigation, trump pleads the fifth. what his growing legal challenges mean as he weighs running for president again. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. yamiche: the 18 month investigation into the trump administration's traumatizing

. >> that's the end of our show tonight, you can find kqed newsroom online or on tweeter, you can reache on social media at priya david clemens, thank you for joining us, we will see you back here next friday night, have a great weekend. geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. tonight on “pbs news weekend,” our weekend briefing with the latest legal jeopardy facing former president trump, and president biden's latest legislative wins. then, hot water -- a closer look at the effect of marine heatwaves like the one driving up temperatures in the mediterranean sea. and on our weekend spotlight, abbi jacobson on her reboot of "a league of their own," 30 years after the classic movie brought the all-american girls professional baseball league to life. abbi: the more we researched, the more we found that this all american girls professional baseball league was this really incredible time for a lot of queer women who thought they were the only one. geoff: all that and the day's headlines on tonight's "pbs news weekend."

and people really focus on the parts of the book, george is the tweeter. donald trump is a tweeter. george and what's happened now and we thanking him the end of the book, his love bringing me to marriage and mother moderna and i don't know what happened. i'll never understand, i have consternation and sadness, i feel i was traded in for twitter, but george and i, we spent a lot of together, building our family, very much in love as a great couple, and also, just staying out of the public eye, believe it or not, sure i've been on tv here and there. we weren't household names and kellyanne conway wasn't a household number and her husband wasn't. and all that have changed almost immediately and i tell you this, donna. you cannot find many pictures of our family anywhere. i've never been on instagram. a way to communicate, but i never showed the world how happy we were, and we were happy. and it's been jarring in that way and we also, i think that george and i separately focused on our careers and we got married i was 34, he was 37. all four of our children were born while george was i

there is doctors, engineers, scientists, like the tweeter mentioned. this is also demand on the low end. i do not think the government is good at citing which occupation -- deciding which occupation should be filled by immigrants. the last major immigration we had was in 1990. before the internet. before massive change in the u.s. economy, technology that has upended both society and the production capacity of the united states. as a result of that, i think our system is out of date and we can't really trust to well congress to determine what is the particular subset of workers by skill or occupation. other countries tried it, it does not work out so well. should we -- i think we should let the economy and the market decide. let american employers and the immigrants themselves choose where and what they work in. sanctuary city our jurisdictions, sometimes counties, often times that readers there cooperation with immigration customs enforcement. sometimes what they will say is if you're just arrested by a local police officer, not charged with a serious

george is the tweeter donald trump is a tweeter george and what's happened now me thanking him at the end of the book for his love bringing me to marriage and motherhood, but me also saying i just don't know what happened. i'll never understand. i have consternation some frustration. we're real constellations sadness that i feel i was, you know traded in for twitter, but george and i we spent a lot of years together building our family very much in love as as a great couple and also just staying out of the public. i believe it or not like sure i've been on tv here and there but we weren't household names we weren't well known they're kellyanne conway was a house owner named kelly and conway's husband was in a household name and so all that changed almost immediately and i'll tell you this donna you could not find many pictures of us and our kids online anywhere. i've never been on instagram. i've never been on facebook. i don't regard to those who are that's a wonderful way to communicate but i never aspire to be an instagram. mom who's showing the world how happy we are we just the e

. >> i know you are a prolific tweeter.ou are talking about this whistleblower that came forward that could give elon musk an edge in this battle royale to get out of that $44 billion deal to buy twitter. what is your take? >> it comes down to one fundamental issue. did twitter falsify this? they do not talk about bonds or the percentage of box. it just relied on the validity of twitters public filings. if you read them, they say we make a lot of assumptions in how we look at the part number. we think it is under 5% but we could be wrong. if twitter knowingly knew the number was far larger than five and every one of the filings was essentially fraudulent because they were filing fraudulent documents with the fcc, musk has a case. i have a hard time believing jack dorsey and the entire management team at twitter has willfully for years been filing false fcc documents. it is possible. i think it is unlikely unless those documents -- unless those filings with the fcc are knowingly false. twitter has already said they could hav

emily: i know you are prolific tweeter.e were speaking earlier about this whistleblower who has come forward that could give elon musk an edge in this battle royale to get out of the $44 billion deal to buy twitter. what is your take? >> it comes down to one fundamental issue. did twitter falsify its public files? the deal that elon musk agreed to did not talk about the percentage of bots. it relied on the validity of twitter's public filings. if if you read the public filings, it says we make a lot of assumptions and how we look at the bot number, we think it is under 5% but we could be wrong. if twitter knowingly knew the number was far larger than 5% and everyone at twitters filings -- every one twitters filings was fraudulent, then musk has a case. i find it hard to believe that jack dorsey and the entire management team at twitter has willfully for years been filing false documents, it's obviously possible. i think it is unlikely. unless those documents and filings would -- are knowingly false, twitter has already said

stay with us >>> one more thing before we go, the latest on elon musk, the legal battle between tweeter elon musk. >> are recalling it now? twitter responding to elon musk counter suit filed last week, the unsealed late yesterday saying that twitter concealed the number of inauthentic accounts and the number of users who see ads accusing twitter of fraud, twitter responding to the allegations in a 127 page filing saying that the story that he was hoodwinked into signing the $44 billion merger agreement is as implausible and contrary to fact as it sounds, they say he is just trying to get out of the deal after the stock market and his own personal wealth declined in value. last night at the tesla annual meeting elon musk waiting on his interest in twitter. >> in the case of twitter, since i use it a lot, i shoot myself in the foot a lot. i dig my grave et cetera but you know i think, i do understand the product quite well. so i think i have a good sense of where, where to point the engineering team with twitter to make it radically better. >> twitter shares were downgraded on the pending

they were anti-trump the tweeter. they were anti-trump.e liz cheney, she voted with him a majority of the time. what do you think about that when it comes to democrats? >> i think your analysis is right. what we saw last night in wyoming is a conservative leader in cheney, who is principled, and finally stood up to impeach the president, who was directly responsible for the insurrection. she paid for it. she lost her race. she put her country over her party. that's very rare among republicans. obviously i don't agree with her politics. she stood up to trump, and she lost. what that tells us about the republican party is it's turning into an ultra--naga party, this whom who beat cheney believes that joe biden is a human trafficker. these are some wild people, crazy stuff. this is the remain caucus of the republican party, right? and they're extreme when it comes to abortion, extreme when it comes to voting rights. you've got the split-screen moment. what you're seeing is this infighting on the one hand, but then if you look at the democrati

people focus on the parts of the look george is a tweeter and donald trump's at tweeter.en and my saying i don't know what happened. i'll never understand. i had consternation in some frustration and consternation and sadness that i felt i was traded in for twitter. we a lot of years together building our family very much in love as a great couple and also just staying out of the public eye. sure i've been on tv here and there but we weren't well-known. kellyanne conway was not a household name in kellyanne conway's husband was not a household name. you cannot find many pictures of us on our kids on line anywhere. i've never been on the grammarar facebook. it's a wonderful way to communicate but i i never spired to being an instagram mom showing the world how happy we are. it's all been very jarring in that way. also george and i had focused on our careers. i was 34 and he was 37 and all of our children were born in our 40s. that.ateful for all of >> host: first of all i don't know george but i follow him on twitter and i'm one of his followers. i have known you for a long time. i never

people focus on the parts of the book george andpp donald trump e the tweeters. but also i just don't know what happened. i will never understand. i have consternation, some frustration and i feel i was traded in for twitter with george and i we spent a lot of years together building our family, very much in love is a great couple. and also just staying out of the public i believe it or not. like i've been on tv. but we were not household names are very known. i will tell you this. it's a wonderful way to communicate but i never aspire. we just were happy so it's all beenen very jarring in that way. but we also i think we had focused separately on our careers. ias was 34, he was 37. all of my children were born when he was in his 40s, so we are older and wiser parents. we are not -- >> first of all, i don't know george but i followed him on twitter. i've known you for a long time, hebut i've never got to know george. i know there was a george because there was kelly and fitzpatrick and then she became kelly and conway so something happened clearly and that someth

again, in different spaces where it's in academic, journalist, popular writer, whether a blogger or tweeter. all those spaces might demand different things from me. in all those spaces i never feel like we can just abandon those roles and just be an individual. >> you know, ed, you are the o.g. in the room at the moment. you were doing it long before many of us were. you were writing and exploring a dynamic of the black experience in terms of the haitian experience that most folks were unfamiliar with. so when we say writing for a black community, it's not a take on what black community is. it's a diverse and complicated black community. how have you worked speaking to the realities of haitian americans, for instance, in a broader collective of black readers and black folks in that context throughout your career? edwidge: thank you. can you all hear me? >> yes, very well. edwidge: i want to say it's such an honor to be here with all of you and it's strange to be considered an o.g. [laughter] i still feel so young. i think -- and i was reading a couple of things like richard wright, for exam

after that and we've been married 21 years and people focus on the partsof the book, george is a tweeter , george has me thanking him at the end of the book but me also saying i know what happens, i'll never understand. i have consternation, some frustration and sadness but i feel i was treated on twitter but george and i spent a lot of years together building our family. very much in love. as a great couple and also just staying out of the public i believe it or not. sure i've been on tv here and there but we weren't well known. kelly and conway wasn't household name so all that changed on the meters and i'll tell you this, you could not find many pictures of us and our kids online anywhere. i've never been on instagram, i don't begrudge those who are.that's a wonderful way to communicate but i never inspired to the end instagram mom showing the world how happy we were. we just were happy though it's been jarring in that way . but we also i think george and i simply had focused on our careers . i was 34, he was 47. where older wiser parents. and i'm grateful for allthat . >> first of al

moderate republicans and republicans who maybe lost favor with donald trump, the tweeter and the person look at this and say this is an example of overreach of the u.s. government. and then you couple that with the addition of the irs that's in this bill of 87,000 irs agents and it's an easy pitch to make that you need to stop the expansion of this government is going where we don't know. >> sandra: a tweet was put out, imagine if biden and the democrats cared half as much about inflation or gas prices as they do investigating donald trump. a sense of where republicans are taking this right now. kevin mccarthy put out a tweet that's getting a lot of attention, calling for an immediate probe should they flip the house in november. he said he's seen enough. and says when republicans take back the house we'll conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the act and leave no stone unturned. attorney general garland preserve your documents and clear your calendar. very firm warning coming from leader mccarthy there. >> and i think republicans are serious, and look positioned to tak

purposes, logically this is their good informational, that is, good propaganda that all these facebooks tweeters to use this in their own interests, but something else is scarier. they are preparing a new level. here is the beginning of the program. we quoted spiegel, and they no longer talk about social networks and people writing on social networks. and let's work. they are already talking about people who allow themselves to talk. and this is another level of prohibitions and another level of censorship of a completely healer. we can show it here. yes, it's interesting, there's only one language. what is worth understand e no and passage of the dpg, and about these very ones, who completely captured the whole of germany. here's how putin's agents undermine germany's intelligence services. putin influences political parties manipulates elections controls telegram channels fuels protests in the west, false information. they infiltrate the committees of western rulers and break into facilities. the target is destroyed. divide to decompose putin when the intelligence officer himself made his agen

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