if the us. comes on board we would be very happy matters would be easier for us for peace if it does not then i suppose we have no alternative but to go to the region and seek their help and that's the direction i believe things are moving in the mention of foreign powers the general mattis head of the pentagon last week arguing merrily eld that the port is the rocket attacks. he blamed the russians for supporting the taliban well that's an indication of how things are wrong seventeen years on their americans can't even keep the airport safe on the day. the defense secure of the night still anything to the relations the involvement and need to seclusion or visiting kabul no. russia was supportive of the united states. from two thousand and one from the bone conference. held with the under the auspices of the united nations. russia and the entire region were supporting the russian leaders have told me personally that the u.s. is doing the right thing in afghanistan but i must cooperate with them

the sense that god gave us to keep us away from this morass this swamp that is surrounding us now that we're need to wake up yeah a friend advised me that when a security question asked my mother's maiden name i should type in grapefruit because they might be able to find out and i am on facebook right are we tally of happiness social media. i like that that's a good idea ok use anything raspberry whatever but no do not give out your personal information to anyone under any circumstances if someone demands it throw away that app and get another one please use your common sense once you've given out your some security number your birthdate your address and all of this anyone in the world can impersonate you can steal your identity what is this what you want i don't think so and yet we do this because these apps give us an easy way to live right take away all of our minor little problems that are going to flash live here i don't need it right i don't need to go to the kitchen to get a flashlight i have one on my telephone all of these things wake up america wake up world please one of th

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seriously send us an e-mail. european think tanks funded by the u.s. and u.k. and the seas publishes a list of thousands of guests in a controversial report on all the sites. the pentagon hails what it calls a great success the defeat of its former capital despite massive casualties in the syrian city being reduced to rubble. and streams of cambridge university being issued warnings over a potentially distressing material in classic literature a move some are calling ridiculous. if you're reading literature you should expect some surprises i think the problem with the world these days is that there's just so much focus on being offended by everything that people are just so scared of what they can actually say or do. very good evening to you my name is this. let's start by talking about r t which has become the target of a full scale which some would say by european think tank it's funded by the us embassy and other leading members of the western establishment the group calling itself european values is issued a report on this channel's programs and it lists th

let us not make conclusions about anybody. people say about us, who of us hates somebody? none of us do. we don't have an ounce of hate in our system for anybody. we just think one thing, it is love that will save the world. god bless you, thank you for listening. [applause] >> all right. six decades of education and it was nice to have that summed up. six decades of education. we should reflect on the progress. we have other members of this committee, this panel. i would like to start by asking a few questions. you can sit at your seat and respond. what was right about the little rock school district of 1957? boone, let us start with you, what was right? coach boone: well, ok. i can't speak for what is right now. because times are different. in 1974, i came as the football .oach the central we had an enrollment of about 70 to 30. we had more whites than blacks, yearsworked there for 20 and i was not the first african-american coach. coach crater and coach johnny year,was there for one and i spent 20 years at central. i saw five different principals . in 1994, i retired. b

next, the generally good results from banks in the us. tell us results from banks in the us.k earnings? more mixed. there has been a well—publicised drop in the pound and the pressure that puts on the consumer. we have the likes of whitbread yesterday, companies finding it more difficult to make progress in the uk and more broadly in europe. things are a little bit more difficult and that is what we are seeing in the results coming through. i mentioned earlier that finally that slight dip we have seen in tokyo, after the huge consecutive run of daily gains? week now have a strong government, a weaker yen, positive for exporters. now the focus is back on what prime minister abe is going to do. the tax policy, interest policy and trying to restore or improve some of the governance around the japanese corporate sector. we are going to focus on that. that is why the market has weakened back to real life, if you like. that is where the real challenge lies, the big structural reforms that seem to be quite slow to actually come into practice? cutting interest rates, reducing tax is

if us sanctions are reimposed, the us could freeze the american assets of european companies who do businessced with that, big european firms would probably pull out. here's what some tehran residents had to say. translation: we don't need america. our country has many abilities. through this deal be told the world we wa nt through this deal be told the world we want to communicate and be open to them. if this deal fails the rest of the world loses, not us. if we remain committed to the deal, it would not slow us down. we will continue to make progress. all the countries of the world gathered and made a decision, donald trump must acce pt made a decision, donald trump must accept this. every country should have power on a country should have it. if that is nuclear power in the us and israel and it. if that is nuclear power in the us and israeland iran it. if that is nuclear power in the us and israel and iran should have it as well. since the 1970s, the united states has been struggling with a run and wants to strike revolution. but we support the revolution. but we support the revolution an

seriously send us an e-mail. our teens editor in chief says there's unprecedented pressure being put on our channel in the u.s. with a widespread intimidation campaign. following strong support for catlin independence from spain anti independence protesters are now gathering in barcelona complicating catalonia options on its future. multibillion dollar.

china has already been accused of using its skynet program to monitor government critics but if used properly computers can actually be less biased than people just get used to it if i think people have certain. behavior and they pay more attention to that. program because you know way that is that nasty race. they dress that you are. biased as technology improves facial recognition will be hard to stop berlin is just one of several european cities with test projects and recently moscow launched a surveillance system similar to china where being watched and this is something that we've come to accept trading a bit of privacy for more security china is taking that bargain whole new level well kind of bargain are you willing to. before let's point to julian sanchez now in new york he's a senior fellow at the cato institute a libertarian think tank and studies technology privacy and civil liberties thanks for being with us facial recognition technology is getting a lot of buzz lately not just for security but also as we saw in that report for convenience it's even part of the i phone te

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on the story for us martin we've got you on the telephone line thanks for joining us how is spain in practical terms planning on implementing direct rule now this is pretty unprecedented in modern spanish history. well it's entirely unprecedented since the current constitution was adopted in one nine hundred seventy eight's is a way to cement spend your term to democracy after more than forty years of civil war dictatorship so i mean that's a measure of how seriously the government and the lakers in madrid are taking this crisis in trying to go terms may mean in five laying the groundwork for several weeks and it began really in september we're in and it hasn't harmed us cold for the referendum to be held and in response madrid drafted in houses and on thousands of additional civil guards and national policemen to reinforce. and another thing they did cross was that they took control of the very peacefully incidentally the minister and the local governments in fact all council and civil servants were being paid directly from a trip to several weeks ago that situation is going to chan

from monroe you're covering these elections for us to tell us how the country is preparing for this election. well basically security has been deployed on liberia especially the fata way counties and also election but we spoke to the election commission chairperson should want to go and she said. the election materials have been delivered to congress especially those in the far eastern part of the country what remains now those counties that sounds. easy to get so basically from tonight and up till to morrow morning when elections are supposed to kick off eight o'clock they hope to do all these election materials for voting to start so it looks like everything is set and the political parties according to one of the really behaving campaign ended at midnight last night so. it's next election and you heard me talking about the candidates just a moment ago so really a wide range of candidates running in the selection but it seems that many of them are running on the same platform. themselves one out of this election what were the issues that are important to them. basically when you t

seriously send us an e-mail. spain's prime minister just urging his country senate to suspend cantaloupe years autonomy is pleased to said to senators kay literally just minutes ago as they prepare to vote on taking back control of the region live pictures there from barcelona with this could potentially have a huge effect big story kicking off today where across the another big story two twitter targets us blocking our ads accounts in the latest attack on russian media i will tell you the latest on that one as well plus two today the multi billion dollar cyber security industry could be about to double in value in the coming years under the constant threat of the internet web. it's midday zero one friday the twenty seventh of october thanks be with us kevin are we with you here without international and that breaking news is coming from spain where the prime minister literally in the last couple of minutes just appealed to his senate to go ahead with taking control of catalonia he addressed the upper house of pa

he condemned us, he sought to delegitimize us calling us the lowest form of life itself. he sought to dehumanize us, and he has also threatened us in the way of talking about the possibility of litigation against us, suggesting as has been reported by the new york times in his conversations with the former fbi director, the prospect of one to just send some reporters to jail for leaks. particularly of classified information. so this is what is different, it is a more threatening and hostile environment. dean baquet: i agree with marty, if i could add, it is also a significant shift in the culture of washington. there has always been a tense relationship, i was in the washington bureau chief of the washington bureau of the "new york times" for five years and i never met barack obama the entire time. there was a notion that papers like the "post" and the "new york times" had a cozy relationship but i actually do not want to have a cozy relationship with the u.s. president. but president trump turned up the volume, there is no question, he dramatically changed the culture of

just tell us about this.t you were still studying at university for six yea rs still studying at university for six years and then you got more funding to establish it further. just tell us to establish it further. just tell us about the beginning of this story? something we told our friends that we didn't want to get realjobs so we that we didn't want to get realjobs so we started our own company and probably a crazy idea, no idea that it would go for seven years and work as well as as it does today. and you area as well as as it does today. and you are a scientist and you're creating this spider technology to create silk, but it's done in a much more sustainable way? we take the dna from an organasm and puts in a protein powder and then we spin it into fibres. you have done a deal with the stella mccartney fashion line for some products? we have as well as doing outdoor and we have a brand in the united states called best made company. . speed is everything. this is one of the things we've learnt coming fro

it is like using social media to make us safer. we know there a flip side to that. mr. lieberman: as part of our ongoing report -- ongoing work was part of attribution. we have good reason to believe that a bioterrorist attack has occurred. it is important for government , first,le to figure out you want to treat people and other questions about whether our public health system is prepared to do that adequately. and then you want to find out to the best of your ability, who did it? mr. sesno: you need to find out fast because you need to know what they are planning to do. mr. lieberman: what they are planning to do, and one of the members of our panel, a former prosecutor, approached this from a criminal law perspective, which is reasonable. you got to hold people at hannibal and how can you determine it from happening again, but probably the more relevant question will be in the case of a bioterrorist attack, can you gather enough information to tell the national command authority, the president, who did this, and then to enable the president to be able to decide how t

to us through the arts. the u.s. capital historical society was honored in 2004 to be awarded the humanities medal. with a ceremony in the white house, a very exciting moment for the society, and personally for me. so, i would like to now bring to the podium senator lisa murkowski. [applause] senator murkowski: ron, thank you for that. it is indeed an honor to be with you this evening. to the family, mr. and mrs. miranda, wonderful to have you with us as we recognize this evening, lin-manuel miranda. there may not be many americans who are familiar with the u.s. capital historical society and the role that it plays. it is an incredibly important actually, because not only does the society preserve the past and history through programs like the freedom award, but the society helped americans see the living connections between the past and where we are today. thatlps us to understand this capital is the symbol of america as a living institution. that is why, choosing to honor lin-manuel miranda with this year'

how do you use this data? why should i feel comfortable this data is not not being misused, that in some way you're using this to undermine the privacy and rights of our citizens -- that is a dialogue we welcome. with that i apologize. ,mr. shedd: no, that is a great response to a follow-up question i have. if i read the trending, in terms of criticisms to the program it's not so much at the front asnd of what you described being used for disruptive purposes in attacks overseas and the sort of thing, but -- iental or inadvertent think it would be hopeful if you would walk us through the oversight on that issue by first baselining why does it mean to collect on a u.s. person inadvertently, and incidentally, because of the communications captured throughout the 702 program. that would be helpful. admiral rogers: we had knowledge in the course of executing 702, we will run into the u.s. persons. it is the nature of it. that's the nature of the global telecommunications backbone. we all use our personal hand held

let us had to the us. the prospects for the us economy, fuelling yet another record high for the dowjones industrial average. they may want to raise a glass when constellation brands reports second—quarter results. it is likely to boost stronger profits and sales helped by the property of its beers. turning its fourth—quarter profits, cosco, keeping the higher membership fees and stronger sales online, keeping the good feeling going. latest us trade figures are going to be published by the commerce department. the president has made fighting the balance a priority but the problem might not be as big as he makes out. the latest data is expected to show the trade deficit narrowed in september. we have a very familiar face. joining us is justin urquhart—stewart. you are listening to us earlier talking about spain, your thoughts? it is another concern as to what is happening with the eu. the economies have picked up generally. the overall figures, although our press does not reflect it, the economies are doing

us ase us a -- it gives model using our scheduled software or we can use our other software packages to put measurements are other useful information. >> the scanning -- when they are done, what is the product you will use? what are you going to see? >> the final product can be a variety of things. you are able to process the material or the data in many different ways. it is a 3-d model. be used inel can different applications. one of the applications is the can be put into drafting programs. i can use it to create drawings of the buildings. for plans, elevations, it can be be the building. you can rotate it around and look inside it. you play around with the view and get a sense of the space. they can take the 3-d models and make virtual reality models. you can do 3-d printing of buildings and objects. it is open ended. it depends on what software or products you have. to show a 30 model, some people have -- show a 3-d model, so people have an idea of what it looks like. it gives them a 3-d model, helping people relate better to the buildings and space. >> before and after. dr. fau

we are up very honored you could be with us. on behalf of the great nation, melania and i think each and every one of you in law enforcement, in the depths of honor, we will always find hope in the men in the men and women who risk their lives for hours -- four r ours. america is truly a nation in mourning. i visited the hospital earlier today were many victims are still recovering from their wounds. and we ask god to ease their suffering and to speed their healing. we pray for the recovery of the and those injured officers who so bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. many families tonight will go to bed in a world that is suddenly empty. so dearly loved or torn away from them forever. our souls are stricken with whof, for every american lost a husband or a wife, a mother or a father, a son or a daughter, we know that your soul feels and less. we stand together to help you carry your pain. you are not alone. .e will n

of all the groups for money known as al nusra using chemical weapons in syria. laurie good morning while the statement by the u.s. state department that you mentioned was actually a travel warning by the u.s. government and when the russian ministry of defense is reacting to what is basically an update of a u.s. state department travel warning there must be a good reason for that and of course there is a good reason for that what is in that update is it appears to be the first ever an indication by washington heart of the official level that the group right now known as hi ya to hurry or are shut up formerly known as to bottom nuestra also known as al qaida in syria is not only in possession of chemical weapons but also actively using chemical weapons or there is potential of the use of chemical weapons by that group in syria and that is what russia the russian government has been going on for a long time in that travel warning americans are referring to the tip it east of the terrier shop in the province and according to the russian army spokesperson the fact o

you need us, you trust us, and the way we have that trust is by using good discretion about what we share. additionally, we have multiple leads all across the united states and all across the the world determining the whereabouts of the panel of the people involved in this investigation, and that leads grows. a lot of these leads will go nowhere but we have to follow them, and that's going to take some time. patience is going to be required of all of us. i know we have patience of this political director, because we're all looking for same thing. we're all interested in the same thing, resolving this issue fairly and factually. with that, i'll turn it back over to the sheriff. >> okay, happy to answer questions. and please provide some decorum. >> sheriff. >> yes, sir. >> we know you have an opportunity to -- we know that -- we know that you had access to his computers, his cell phones and so forth. while you're not able to tell us specifically what you found. let me ask a general question. through all of that information that you've so far arrived at, is there anything that gives you a s

sent us an email. breaking news this hour twitter targets are to see blocking all verbs from owned by this channel in the latest russian media the move twitter included r.t. in its report to congress on alleged russian meddling despite earlier offering to. pain ahead of the us elections also coming up. as future in the balance there in barcelona calling for the regional government to . create what happens next. wherever you're tuning in from right around the world this hour welcome to moscow and to our to international i mean and good to have your company we begin with breaking news on our t.v. twitter has blocked this channel from advertising on its platform in denton down on of the blue move let's get the details because we're joining the tease. down the social network giant the alluded that this was to do not alluded they were pretty direct what they said was the reason for this election interference what do we know about it or it's a story where the proper you think develops almost on a daily basis

he gave us read access tojoin him on a city tour of us read access tojoin him on a city tourof in usthe island. americans by age, we have never been able to come to cuba and now we can and we don't know how long that will last a zero i had to jump long that will last a zero i had to jump into this window. when obama opened up cuba, we thought we should go soon... before it changes. it took us a while and we are here now andl took us a while and we are here now and i have really enjoyed it. despite his name, ernesto guevara ernesto guevara insists he is his own man. i have ernesto guevara insists he is his own man. | have never ernesto guevara insists he is his own man. i have never used by surname own man. i have never used by surname for anything. my father would never have allowed me to act that way. as a son of a famous marxist whose the streak adorns every corner in cuba, hit as he has his critics, especially in miami, who accuse him of double standards by running a capitalist venture on a communist island. the criticism is not something that bothers him.|j communist island. the

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he condemned us. he condemned us. he sought to delegitimize us, even dehumanizes calling us this, and garbage, the lowest form of humanity. when that wasn't enough he called his the lowest form of life itself. so he sought to dehumanize us, and so that's to prepare keys also threatened us in a way it's are talking about the possibility of litigation against us, suggesting as has been reported by us in the "new york times" in his conversation with a former fbi director, the prospect of wanting to send some reporters to jail for leaks, particularly of classified information leaks. this is what's different. it's a more threatening and more hostile environment. >> if i can -- i agree with marty. if i can add. it's also a significant shift in the culture of washington. there's always been potential relationship between, i i mean, it's a myth, i was the washington bureau chief of the "new york times" for five years and i never met barack obama the entire time i was the washington bureau chief. there was a notion of papers i

i don't have a problem with using anonymous sources but you can't only use anonymous sources to make your point. you have to use them sparingly and be credible. a lot of these, i use the example of the washington post who literally had to retract a headline about me three weeks ago. the headline was james o'keefe selectively edited this out. i did not selectively edit out the fact in question. he retracted that. why isn't everyone saying he selectively edits? he did retract his article. if you look closely at the facts. i never actually specifically made any specific edit, they are just using that term as a characterization ad hominem attack against me. this is how they work and that is what i am fighting. >> host: you mentioned saul lewinsky. were his tactics, did they work? >> guest: they were enormously effective. i moderated a panel at freedom fest between the son of saul lewinsky, he appealed to people's self-interest. he was antagonistic. he didn't appeal to be sense of urgency or the christian ethic. he appealed to self-interest, how to give power to these people. many things

be reasonable let us recognize we're not. watching in a perfect world working building institutions this election should go on in the month of proposed they are challenges the still are still there we will go back to those courts well in the elections when i have been in a court as opposed to shock there will be such as i just you cannot be a junior in your house with whom it is no hold on with your respect or right you neither can be a judge in its own cause the fact that their little real or right not hold on bringing in an election bill because they have the tyrant of numbers so to speak right trying to amend the rules into trying to make sure that nothing can go wrong with them again if they mismanaged this election let alone if they said let us there a minute we should have. all of the family live there with a court yeah but you. can't make so i lecture and come out so i was a little you know yes sir come out i hear you i want to bring in katherine has kind of raise your hair. and. get all the noise but can i just jump i

how often did he use it and why was he using it?ore broadly, had stephen paddock ever appeared on the radar of the fbi? here was a man gambling millions of dollars and stockpiling weapons and ammunition. his name was all over federal databases. nobody in law enforcement noticed him? we learned that paddock's computer is missing a hard drive. why did it take a month for investigators to tell us that? did they just find out? we don't know. what do we really know about paddock or his family? his brother was arrested on child pornography charges. was that part of a separate investigation? how many family members does he have? was he in regular contact with them? do they have any reason to believe he was planning attack? where is his girlfriend? this story gets murkier by the day. that is the opposite of what is supposed to happen. it's impossible to know what is going on with the vegas shooting. we're not going to speculate. it's obvious there's lying and incompetence at the heart of it. with us now, former secret service agent, dan bon

stay with us. his latestest tech, power, how we don't always agree, there are things you did in the bush years we disagreed before. in part, you have points to make about how we best engage north korea. this is starting to frighten all of us president trump suggesting over the weekend, that only one thing will work with north korea. you are wasting your time with rocket man. the u.n. speech. before i get too deep into it. what do you make of the president basically, pulling the rug from underneath his own secretary of state? >> thank you for having me back. i think it is a terrible idea what he is doing, to undercut his own secretary of state. we are negotiates with a regime that has icbms, and tested successfully, high range missile. they are in their own way rational, trying to reach a deal with us. they are like a neighbor who says, i am going to burn both of our neighbors down unless you give me something. they are saying, we have a threat, we can use it to try to destroy the united states. we

heather: i know you will keep us updated, thank you for joining us.one farmer is making sure everyone knows his opinion on the nfl protest. jean hansen from north dakota used his tractor to put a message in one of his fields, we stand for the national anthem in big bold letters and it has gone viral. the president taking his notice, jean joins us via skype from north dakota to tell us more about the reaction he is getting. you are a hero to a lot of people because of what you did. >> to some, maybe not, a lot of fun. heather: you have done this before with other messages. how do you do it? >> i have done several over the years. gop get your act together, thank you veterans, a lot of things like that. heather: you take your tractor, is that how you take your tractor through the field, don't use gps or anything? >> no, just a 135 massey open seat with no, no gps, a disk on the back, in the beanfield, count the number of roles for the length and width of the letter, just estimate. >> you count the number of rows manually. >> each letter is approximately

used for bad. wonder how the company can balance all of this, given that it is all traffic. bob: well, it is all traffic, and of course there can be good, there is going to be bad. the problem is it still feels like they don't really know how to deal with the bad. it is not an easy problem. we never want to say that they should limit free speech, but at the same time, there have to be rules. just because you say certain things are not allowed doesn't mean you are anti-free speech. there are still rules and regulations you have to figure out that are common sense. emily: obviously, this is a continuing story, and sarah will continue to follow the story. bob o'donnell of technalysis, thanks for joining us on the show. sarah frier, as always, thank you as well. a quick disclosure, bloomberg lp is developing a global news network for twitter. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." a reminder, we are live-streaming on twitter. that is all for now. this is bloomberg. ♪ is this a phone?

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and remember us.e. and let us not ever, ever indicate to you that we got here or that we made it through that year at central high school on our own steam. first of all, there was the steam of the lord jesus who directs me every moment, every day i breathe. [ applause ] my mother always said to my, god has a picture of you on his refrigerator. [ laughter ] he is as close to you as your skin. and certainly making it through central high school took a whole combination of elements, for one, i bliefr that the lord jesus concocted, first of all, all the white people at central high school were not nasty. some of them were really lovely people caught in a trap. and certainly, they were with us as we transitioned into this situation it's a joy to see women policemen whose skin is all sorts of colors. it's such a joy for someone who has been away to see the miracle of love and change. and so i think thank you so much for that. and i really, really again want the say to you that you are all a part of this. al

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we don't know what earth that was used to grow, what fertilizer they use.so i think this biohazard, it could come very easily in the food change. >> food. that's interesting. >> food. >> it gets back if we can't make the fundamental sensing unit of biological change, whether modification or artificial feature. if we can't make it cheap enough to make an attachment to your smartphone, then we'll be vulnerable. because it's taylorable and it will hit all -- tailorable. they want to get this where you can consume this new science and where you want to do it because it improves your life. so what's really needed is a national strategy, right? to basically make that consumer investment drive and improve our lives but not leave us with gaps on national security. and my five years in the government -- and that's not nearly enough compared to the senator here -- have shown me that we're not very good at this strategy. we're not good at grand strategies. i think this technology's going to force us to have one, though. >> just to make sure that you don't get any slee

because we're going to seriously send us an e-mail. greetings in the salutation well according to the good folks at merriam webster the definition of the word distraction is an object that directs one's attention away from something else here's a here's a real world example of distraction. while the chicken hawks on capitol hill been clucking up a storm of attention over the fact that all of us evil folks here at our tea advertised our channel on twitter. the powers that be over at the f.c.c. have been quietly stripping away protections against media monopolies you see while while they got you all afraid of russian news media the large corporate media titans here in the states and their small minded yes man at the f.c.c. chairman. are in the process of destroying local media diversity representation and control on tuesday this week the f.c.c. voted to eliminate a seventy seven year old rule requiring that t.v. and radio stations operate a visible studio in the areas where they're licensed as f.c.c. commissioner manion cliburn wrote in

us that night. if thein subcommittee or whoever else wantsan to come out and fae things that doesn't represent the pat them on the show and ask them bowlby are going to do is keep telling you what happened that night and on the comment, you are in charge and a leader you don't say that about military personnel when they die the way they died or when we don't have the support we need over there. but i understand the position and it is respected. >> 13 hours in benghazi. with the security team. here's a cover of the book. stephen in decatur illinois please go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: i want to say first i thank you for your service. the best response we didn't respond quickly enough to the situation on the ground and get you out of there. >> the thing that should have happened first and foremost is any u.s. facility we have overseas as the assets available to protect itself and through those circumstances you will always have that but then also the response force and plan in pla

designed to s are hit us. may have nuclear deal constrained iran's ability to roduce this material, these restrictions begin to sun set in iranthan a decade, leaving with an industrial enrichment capability. reluck thanks of international inspectors today to military ess bases means that we don't know engaged xtent iran is in the complex. but more easily hidden work of nuclear war head. majorities hy clear on this committee and in the ouse opposed the nuclear deal, ltimately, however, the obama administration ran it through anyway. and as a result, roughly 100 over to iran.nded much of this is now in the hands iranian revolutionary guard core. amount of leverage lost. the deal is, i believe we must now work with the deal allies to make sure - nforcements possible nuclear sites and address the hortcoming as our allies have recognized. this committee will do its part omorrow by marking up the ballistic missiles and international sanctions act.cement we must also respond to iran's destabilize the region. this inc

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it makes us feel like we are not alone and gives us strength. briefly, i attended a candlelight vigil last night at the university of nevada. it was an impromptu event, over 1500 people showed up on very short notice, and we all held candles. we all hugged one another. we held hands. and we held those claims out in front of us to show tribute to the victims and their families of this horrible, horrible event. at that moment, despite how dark and cold it was, i saw, and we all saw, that the greatest darkness cannot put out the smallest light, and we collectively felt for the first time the first pangs of hope. we saw that despite the sadness and grief all around us that we are resilient and that we are willing to fight and recover and begin the long process of healing. we have a long history of pulling together, and, yes, we are hurt. we are hurt badly. but we are not broken. as i said, we have seen generosity on the scale that is unprecedented in nevada history. we know -- we know that we will never, ever forget this horrific event, but we will

but i won't use it for anything else. i only use that for reporting. there will be nothing else installed on it. won't browse the web of that machine. completely isolated. >> host: has fence post been hacked. >> guest: has not -- well to at the best of my knowledge? a. no we're pretty paranoid people. we constantly investigate our own machines. we monitor our networks. it's a high risk server. we take a lot of care. >> host: would you know if you have been hacked? >> guest: i think we're pretty good at what we do. we know, figure it out. it's hard to conclusively say that, yes, we would notice. you look at the breaches over the last couple of years, with nation state capability being put out there on the internet for the public to see, it's really scary, like if you have enough budget your capability is exponentially above what is publicly known. >> host: your web site says you specialize in track us down internet jihaddists. what are they. >> guest: enumerating real jihaddists and terror groups their social media presence. finding those terrorist cell

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steve, reset for us. take us through the last 12 hours. >> reporter: so we've been on scene here for -- basically throughout the night. we got on scene after the shooting started, probably about an hour later, and what we saw as we were heading towards this area right here, which was used as staging basically in every direction where police had set up, where emergency vehicles had set up, where fire trucks, where first responders were trying to go in and do as much work as possible, what we saw as we came this way was a crowd running back at us because they had heard that there was another shooting somewhere around the vegas stricp. you have to remember this wasn't the only report of a shooting. police were dealing with that, they were dealing with the scene, the horrific scene at the country music festival. this is the corner of las vegas and central boulevard. the shooting less than half a mile back over my right shoulder. police locked this strip down. it was very eerie to hear the las vegas strip at 1

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know for public use doesn't mean it's private use. taking away private property and giving it away to private company seems like a private use so they took it to the united states supreme court and shockingly the court said it was perfectly fine to take away these private homes and give it away to a private company because the public use was -- the public purpose was creating tax revenue and cleaning jobs. this is a horrible decision because essentially what that means is that all of our homes are at risk if some bureaucrat decides that my private home would be better off with some rich corporation. >> what ended up happening to her house? >> sally, her house was demolished as for the other homes in the neighborhood. hers was saved and moved off site as a museum, as a tribute to the cause of fighting for property rights but all of these homes were demolished and amazingly enough there was nothing that sits on the site today. if you go visit this neighborhood in new london you will see beautiful high-rises and you will see you will see