eileen: i'm an editor at usa today.hen i got out of the military, a lot of what i was seeing in terms of coverage was the extremes. there was extreme coverage on one side, where we were hearing a lot about soldiers behaving badly. people going into villages and shooting up families, or releasing top-secret documents. the other side of that was the war isn't working. the vast middle of what i knew to be a really hard-working c diers and airmen, navy orps men, people in the marines, was it being showed a lot. thought why not get people on the ground actually serving to tell us what's happening. it is a war where everybody is a photographer and videographer, you just have to pull your cell phone out and document what you are seeing. when out a call to action the connect company owned the military times newspaper. i put out a call to action saying if you are on the ground in afghanistan, in iraq, send me photos and videos you are taking. we will publish them on usa today. i got a flood of photos. there was a photo of a woma

the usa today today talk about trump possibly shutting down the border and said "texas overwhelmed by the ground truth truth. in reality oftentimes the border patrol agents, those agents themselves are never talked to. >> right. and what we really need the media to do right now is to go down there in person and report on what's happening down there, including the criminal organizations that are smuggling children and women across the border. where's the #metoo movement for all the women and girls that are being assaulted and raped as they cross the border? this is a humanitarian crisis happening and, you know, conveniently the media ignores that part. jedediah: do you think that jeh johnson coming out and speaking and sort of backing up the fact that it is a crisis for the president, do you think that changes the media dynamic in terms of how they cover it? because this is, you know, their guy, this is someone from an administration they respect and admire. does that change the way they cover this at all? >> i hope it does. that certainly was a big moment from my perspective and it wa

"usa today" put out a list of do's and don'ts in communicating.pond with one word text like okay. don't like your own posts. don't take hours to respond without an excuse. you don't have to leave a voice message. >> thank you, jesus. >> and try not to deliver bad news via text. your thoughts? >> breaking up over text is bad? >> okay. that's good to know. the other ones. put them back up on the screen. >> some were like not using one word answers. >> i use lol all the time and take a long time to respond. >> don't you find it ironic this is from "usa today"? that's not up-to-date. this 4 was like 4 years ago. >> i like some of them. >> some of them. it's outdated. you don't have to use one word responses now because you can add a heart. you can add all sorts of things and emojis. you can button your conversation. it's not an improv class. >> can we leave voice messages? >> they can be used in court. definitely not. >> jesse is always thinking about the court. >> on snap chat you have time to respond to text messages. >> your mom is on snap? >> what

"usa today" put out a list of do's and don'ts in communicating.'t like your own posts. don't take hours to respond without an excuse. you don't have to leave a voice message. >> thank you, jesus. >> and try not to deliver bad news via text. your thoughts? >> breaking up over text is bad? >> okay. that's good to know. the other ones. put them back up on the screen. >> some were like not using one word answers. >> i use lol all the time and take a long time to respond. >> don't you find it ironic this is from "usa today"? that's not up-to-date. this 4 was like 4 years ago. >> i like some of them. >> some of them. it's outdated. you don't have to use one word responses now because you can add a heart. you can add all sorts of things and emojis. you can button your conversation. it's not an improv class. >> can we leave voice messages? >> they can be used in court. definitely not. >> jesse is always thinking about the court. >> on snap chat you have time to respond to text messages. >> your mom is on snap? >> what? >> these are nothing problems. the b

usa today says it is time to stop playing the national anthem. >> opinion columnist says it's time to the national anthem. nancy armer called the lazy form of patriotism that has become a kind of bonus way of national pride better suited to countries run by dictators are desperate. not everybody's feels the same way. chad on twitter says imagine feeling dispassionately about celebrating one country, harley on twitter's chiming in saying how unpatriotic and anti-american become. the very things people use to take so much pride in. so pushed back to that usa today opinion article. >> everyone loves a good yearbook photo. >> high school yearbook picture of eric swallwell is going viral online. he doesn't want us to show it. looking fresh faced with bleach blonde tips similar to a boy bond. he responded to the online snickering saying all of us make bad decisions in high school and sometimes they involve bleach. i swear there were others. rob: 90s in california. >> "fox and friends" producers worked hard combing the archives and found some old photos of us. here i am before my eighth grad

nichols writes a piece in usa today where he says still unsolved. mystery of trump in russia. mr. barrhat when writes terms like knowingly government, -- when mueller writes that, he is potentially doing a lot of work in the letter. communicatede about hillary's email, does this pest -- passed the test? knowingly working with russian government? for a lawyer, perhaps not. for everyone following the bread breadcrumbs, it is in easy call. and whatwyer can prove an analyst might believe are not the same thing. your reaction to that. are not the same thing. your reaction to that. think tom is accurate. in his depiction of the difference between a criminal and a counterintelligence investigation. mr. mueller's criminal investigation needed ultimately to determine whether or not there was proof beyond a reasonable doubt that would satisfy an unbiased jury. he has concluded that there is not. in the counterintelligence world where tom works and where are used to work, we act on suppositions, circumstantial evidence and concatenation of aincidences but we impute muslim nation all of which

>> this you a -- usa today piece says white people consume more things, thus affecting minorities who inner-city is more, the air they breathed. we have a direct quote from the article. it says black and hispanic americans, non-hispanic whites experience a pollution advantage meaning they breathe 17% less air pollution than white. donald trump junior said just when you thought you've seen it all, now we have racist air. the insanity has to stop. is tweet sparking a wave of reaction. amy says no i have heard it all. another group and insta grams is more likely ignorance from the left is polluting the american air. leslie, another incident commentor set i am speechless. who thinks these things up? it is not about air itself being racist but with you personally consume versus the air quality around you. heather: beto o'rourke is appearing on the cover of vanity fair. everyone wants to know what his dog is thinking. >> he may be announcing in 2019, he texted and el paso tv station say i'm really proud of what el paso did and what el paso represents. a big part of why i am running, the bes

susan page, of "usa today." and arthu books, the author of "love your lenemies." th that. >> thank you. rtt's start today. >> i want to staith you with bero ke. >> right. >> in some ways, you and i spent a lot of time this week, about your book. and he trying to be an uplifting messenger. you try to be an uplifting me messenger from a conservative point of view. he's a lot of optimism, but do you sense there there? >> it's hard to say. he's ascertained that america does not want another player in th outraged industrial complex. he knows forat a demoo be donald trump, you have to be nice, normal and not weird. that's what he is trying to do. he has to backd pedal have to be out of town. and now, he has to back and apologize for it. that's a mistake for him to do thatat i believe t the brand of being normal and nice with be ib incr successful, not to be outraged, not to fire people up in theha way they others and treat others with contempt. so far, so good. he has to have substae goingrw d. >> there's another challenge, under the unbearable male privilege of beto o'r

bureau told "usa today" will continue to vigorously enforce the law and has number of open, nonpublic investigations. we have a tax call-in tomorrow night, 4:00 to 8:00, any questions or concerns, call us or #askfinney, get them answered. >> great resource you do every year. >> great opportunity. >>> sunshine and sparkling weather. >> let's just go outside and enjoy it. >> better idea. let's go sandhya. >> i thought you were referring to me when you said sunshine and sparkling, dan. >> that's true. >> all right, thank you. good evening. live picture from golden gate bridge camera, blue skies and gorgeous. breezy tonight but winds are coming down. will relax tomorrow, warming trend through the weekend and chance of showers next week. never too early to talk about the weekend, let's check that out right now. warming trend starts tomorrow, continuing next couple of days and saturday mild, 60s to low 70s. and sunday the pick of the weekend, upper 60s to mid-70s, if you like warmer weather, that's the day to get outside. sutro tower, towards marin, it's a gorgeous view and live doppler 7 i

there is polling from usa today i wanted to ask you about showing a full 50% of americans, this is stunningf americans agree with president trump robert mueller's investigation is a witch hunt. is that just a reflection of when you hear something from president trump often enough, people start to buy into it? >> yeah, i don't know all the most oddology behind the polling. but we have seen that number shift over the last six months or so a lot of people say they want the mueller report to become public or the findings of it torque basically know what has happened. people are clearly ready for this to be opened. >> that part of the white house message has been effective. the idea this has been dragging on, dragging on, lert get it over with already. americans agree with that. >> anne, a pleasure to have you on, tamara and jake stick around. >>> the prime minister of new zealand is thinking about overhauling the gun laws. back here at home, three people have been killed. hundreds more forced from their homes overnight after a historic flooding in the mid-west. this is a combination of heavy ra

with the molar report expected at any moment president trump highlighted a usa today pulled at 550% ofmericans are great that robert mueller's investigation as a witch hunt. very few think it is legit. we will soon find out. there are new questions whether the report will add to the molar investigation, particularly since robert mueller has asked to relate rick gates sentencing will he continues to cooperate with the special counsel's office. u.s. attorney believes there may be more added. >> people should be with some skepticism. the notion that has breathlessly reported, the investigation is coming to an end. >> he did say that it also is possible that a special counsel's office could be shuttered if like michael: the investigation surrounding rick gates has handed off to other districts. the timing of the release of the molar report, known on the outside really knows. >> bret: thank you. let's bring in homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. thank you for being here. i want to talk about your speech today about this state of homeland security and deal with the issues of the da

oregon usa. today she's a producer and host at twitch. live streaming video platform. >> i think the area war the industry is still lagging the most is in recruiting and keeping professional women gamers that are very, very successful. there are really amazing women pro gamers who are doing incredible things. >> bay area revelations ayers saturday at 10:00 p.m. and after "saturday night live," catch esports fight night live. watch some of the best gamers in california battle it out. again, esports saturday night fight live. >>> who says apple's tim cook doesn't have a sense of humor? he changed his name, sort of, thanks to president trump. we )le video showing how an armed man broke into a brentwood >>> tonight at 6:00, a normally quiet city in contra costa county on edge. an armed man broke into a brentwood home. why this could be the key to ending a string of burglaries there. >>> and finally at 5:00, when the president of the united states accidently messes up your name, you can have some fun with it. today tim cook changed his twitter

before she got into gaming, she was a beauty queen crowned miss oregon usa. today she is involved with twitch. greater accept yaance but more needs to be done. >> i think the area where the industry is lagging the most is recruiting and keeping professional women gamers that are very, very successful. there are really amazing pro game here's are doing incredible things. >> tevi looks of video games airs this saturday evening at 10:00 p.m. also this saturday, it's fight night. watch some of the best egamers battle it out in intense competition of street fighter five. you can catch some of the action on nbcbayarea.com. after "snl" right here on nbc bay area, don't miss fight night this saturday at 1:00 a.m. sotechnically, sunday morning. >> you can watch gamers play which is a big deal now. >> okay. spring forward. >> we're going to lose an hour of sleep. >> it won't matter for the gamers but for everyone who has plans this weekend, we'll get you ready to go. we are not done with this wet weather yet. come on, give me some morng, ito be a battle between the clouds an

important because it's a losing relationship now i just came across an interesting american poll by usa today which suggested that over fifty percent of americans agree with trying statement that miller was a we chant and i think it's an interesting number because it's much larger than his core base which to me suggests that even those who dislike him a tired and fatigued by this constant drama do you think that's right conclusion do you think that americans are ready they're american public now that american political class the american public is ready to. think the american public is the continuous fighting from the left and right and. back and forth using the democrats over the senate is the democrats accusing him of being corrupt. people. it's not only in america over the world democratic systems people in the politicians period they're looking for somebody to be a leader who's not a politician and that's what's happened he has no other politician that's why they're electing people that are not politicians that they want that are coming out and there's danger too because you don't know wh

that's the "usa today" poll. with 53% are democrats do.ts to see the president impeached. the less than a third of the country does. that's attention to policy -- >> harris: she has the kind of message that can bridge that. what she is saying that impeach only if you have it evidence. i want to understand what she means when she says, "that republic and so understand." the evidence has to be there. you don't go that road for sundry reasons, which former house speaker newt gingrich told us on the couch last week. not noble reasons if they start to tear your political party. >> dagen: he said the danger is you decide you're going to impeach and then trying to find the material, and it will backfire on democrats because the republicans will do that to them if they go that route. if they are ever alike to the white house. >> harris: a reminder that we are watching what's happening is the president is on his way to ohio, taking questions and answering reporters right now in his journey. as that pops up and we can show you all of that, we will.

susan page, of "usa today." r books, the author of the new book "love your enemies how decent people can save america from from contempt." good luck with that. >> thank you. let's start today. >> ash arthur, i want to start with you and beto o'rourke. >> right. >> in some ways, you and i spent a lot of time this week, about your book. and he is trying to be an uplifting messenger. you try to be an uplifting messenger from a conservative point of view. but i would say this. he's a lot of optimism, but do you think there's any there? do you sense that? >> it's hard to say. he's ascertained that america does not want another player in the outraged industrial complex. he has to do one thing. he knows for a democrat to be beat donald trump you have to be nice, normal and not weird. that's what he is trying to do. he has to back pedal and i have to be out of town. and he said he is out of town and he leaves his wife with the kids a lot. and now, he has to back pedal and apologize for it. that's a mistake for him to do

susan page washington bureau chief for "usa today." and manu raju seniorng wasn correspondent for cnn. carol, whawere the experience about kushner that led to all of ? >> so you'll remember, bob, as everyone else atdehis wul table will remember that jared kushner had an interim clearance. and the c.i.a. and the f.b.i. were looking athould he be able to get a permanent security clearance for top information that is always embeded in the predential daily brief? and long about february 2018, you discover as a result of another scandal involving anr advi in the white house that a bunch of people have interim clrances without having the permanent decision and jared was one of them. and at that d momen mcgan eputy d rosenstein the attorney general were discussing the fact that the c.i.a. wants to hold backhis information from jared because we havets interc in which foreign officials are talking about how easy it would be to manipulate him for a host of reasons, his financial debts, his inexperience in foreign policy, and honestlyis attempts

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according to an article in "usa today," there are 178 what on an average big mac?t's d, right? >> d. >> okay. right? >> yes. >> it's d. final answer. >> someone had to count those to get that. >> i know. >> yes, that's right. [applause] good start. >> right. >> here's our $1,000 question. >> okay. >> known for her work as scarlet witch in the marvel movie universe, elizabeth olsen is the younger sibling of what famous twin sisters? >> well...what do you think? >> that's "a." >> you think it's "a"? are you sure it's not d? >> that'd be fun, but i think it's "a." >> oh, you think it's "a"? all right. we'll say "a." final answer. >> yeah, mary kate and ashley. that's right. [applause] third question, worth $2,000. according to dr. purvi parikh, "steam it out," "take an allergy pill," and "start the right nasal spray, stat" are effective ways of doing what? >> hmm. [laughter] >> you know the answer to this one. >> i think i--yeah. i have chronic nose issues. >> [laughs] >> so i would sa >> b? okay, just want to make sure. b. final answer. >> he snores, doesn't he? yeah

before she got into gaming, she was a beauty queen, crowned miss oregon usa. today she's a producer and host at twitch, a live streaming video platform. she says women are finding greater acceptance but more needs to be done. >> i think the area where the industry is still lagging the most is in recruiting and keeping professional women gamers that are very, very successful. there are really amazing women pro gamers who are doing incredible things. >> the evolution of video games airs saturday at 10:00 p.m. also tomorrow, right here on nbc bay area, it's fight night, watch some of the best egamers in california battle it out in an intense competition of street fighter 5. catch some of the area streaming on nbcbayarea.com and after "snl" the championship round, mike inouye will be there hosting. don't miss esports fight night live saturday night at 5:00 a.m. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," kari hall is tracking the forecast for us on this friday. >> we're still dealing with some spotty showers around the bay area. so the roads are wet in fremont, as you get

. >>> "usa today" says first lady melania trump is on the road promoting her be best campaign. >> mrstrump first stop yesterday was a charter elementary school in tulsa, oklahoma. the white house says she stopped there because the school incorporates character development into its curriculum. she told students that being kind to your friends is very important. mrs. trump launched the be best campaign to improve child well-being, online safety. and prevent bullying. and she'll be in las vegas today to discuss the opioid crisis. >>> and britain's "guardian" reports a women's cycling race was forced to pause after the lead rider caught up with a male cyclist. the male started ten minutes after the women. and found herself impeded by the support vehicles by the men. the women's race was stopped for a few minutes to restore the gap between the men and women. the female cyclist in the lead was given a head start when they resumed the race but she ended up finishing in 74th place. >>> still to come, an oxycontin maker considers bankruptcy. possible restructuring for the company accused of fu

. >>> and "usa today" reports the first ever all-female space walk has been cancelled.storic walk by two female nasa astronauts was scheduled to take place on friday. but nasa says there's only one space suit that best fits both women. so the walk will take place with one male and one female astronaut. nasa says there are no concrete plans for an all-female space walk but one is increasingly likely because nasa astronauts have been diversifying in terms of gender. >>> still ahead, the drivethrough at mcdonald's goes high-tech. how they plan to customize your experience to serve you better. high-tech drive through to serve you better. ( ♪ ) dealing with psoriatic arthritis pain was so frustrating. my skin... it was embarrassing. my joints... they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. tina: i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx. now, watch me. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are getting real relief with cosentyx. it's a different kind of targeted biologic. cosentyx treats more than just the joint pain of pso

. >>> "usa today" reports forensic scientists say serial killer jack the ripper has been identified throughesearch published in the journal of forensic science suggests that jack the ripper was 24-year-old polish-born barber aaron kosminski. researchers ran genetic tests on bodily fluid found at the scene of one of the murders. >>> "sports illustrated" reports that espn apologized after it leaked the women's ncaa tournament bracket hours before the show appeared. the bracket appeared on espnu yesterday afternoon ahead of the official reveal. espn's selection show was then moved up and aired two hours earlier at 5:00 p.m. the bracket shows louisville, notre dame, mississippi state and baylor are the number one seeds. >> i feel like for the first time in a long time that every region got as close to an s-curve. and that just does my heart good for women's basketball. >> baylor is the number one overall seed in the tournament. >>> and "the wall street journal" reports the trump administration is proposing limits on how much graduate students and the parents of under grads can borrow in federal

. >>> "usa today" reports the santa anita horse racing track will ban the use of medication and whipss. it comes after the 22nd horse died at the track in the last 2.5 months. a 3-year-old filly broke down yesterday. >> she must have taken a funny step. when she did, the ankle broke a little bit, and then the other ankle broke because they changed leads again. >> the owner of the santa anita is also banning drugs and whips at another track it owns in california. they're the first racetrack in the nation to impose such restrictions. santa anita had reopened for training earlier this week after new safety measures were installed and the track was tested. >>> the "albuquerque journal" reports five adults in a filthy compound with hungry children in new mexico last summer have been downtown on federal terrorism charges. prosecutors say the two men and three women were planning to kill fbi employees, government officials, and military personnel. they're also accused of trying to recruit others to join them in attacks. authorities stormed the compound last august looking for a sick 3-year-o

earlier i was joined by a litical reporter at "usa today."e president going to get his border wall this >> he's not. i assume he is not. the president's budget has a long-standing tradition of being ignoree in congress. esident sends it over no matter what party and congress does what they want. but this time it is noteworthy that he is asking y r so much mo the wall because we saw last time that he is willing to really go to bat for this. he shutdown the government last time over his wall request. laura: meanwhile, the pr has declared a national emergency so that he can build that wall. what is the status of that? w does it play to all this? eliza: we are watching how thatr willout for the president. congress allocated $1.7 billion for the wall, lower than the $5.7 billion he asked for. so he declared a national emergency. d e house has passed a resolution that wosically terminate the national emergency. it will come up in the senate tothis week and is expecte pass. the president will have to veto that w we are dealih that right now, and the

. >>> "usa today" reports on the split between porn actress stormy daniels and her attorney michael avenatti. real name is stephanie clifford, announced they are parting ways. avenatti represented daniels in her battle to free herself from a hush-money agreement about an alleged affair she had with donald trump. avenatti said that he told daniels last month that he was ending their agreement for reasons he could not disclose and wished her all the best. >>> and "the new york times" reports joe biden's signaled that he is close to entering the 2020 presidential race. he spoke to members of the national association of firefighters yesterday in washington. they chanted "run, joe, run." mr. biden told them, "save it a little longer. i may need it in a few weeks," and added, "be careful what you wish for." more than a dozen democrats have already launched formal 2020 presidential campaigns. >>> still ahead, frankenfish may soon be coming to a table near you. the fda lifts the ban on genetically engineered salmon. fts the ban on ♪ we all care about amazing taste. that's why we've been making the b

stockholm international peace research institute military spending is going up around the world usa today reports that the global rise was driven partially by a nine point six billion dollar hike in u.s. arms expenditures you see the red white and blue is still the world heavyweight champion of military spending despite russia's recent move in the second place surpassing the united kingdom the united states is position as the top arms producing nation in the world remains unchanged and for now a new challenge. and there any reasonable thinking person not talking war cheerleading deafen cable news every night this should be concerning this should be a very concerning bit of data because when your country is home to five of the world's ten largest arms dealer sorry defense contractors you have to ask yourself is your country really a bastion of peace or is it really just warmongering for prosperity so today now the.

"usa today" reports major retailers including cvs and walmart are cutting back on cards, and hallmarkan a thousand jobs in recent years as people use e-cards and email instead. >> so we want to know when was the last time you sent a greeting card to someone? let us know on our website, atmfans.com or send us a card. there's nothing like a handwritten card. i love them. when is the last time you bought one? >> it had to be around my mother's birthday. >> i literally did two weeks ago. >> maybe it was valentine's day to that special someone that was not you. >> special someone. >>> next to the 14-year-old making big money playing video games. >> he's a pro at playing fortnite. griffin spikoski of new york has earned $200,000 playing the game in tournaments and on youtube and plays about eight hours a y. >>ho has bec savin money. >> i >> if i go down the road or if this goes down or whatever, i cod n lleg a house, anything. >> if it goes down -- >> smart kid. >> if this all goes down, doesn't make him more money, going to save it. his parents got him a financial adviser and say homework

williams was trying to recruit members for turning point usa. today green berg was ordered to stay away from the victim u.c. berkeley. >> charges of a. thed murder, domestic violence and assault. he's accused of stabbing his girlfriend while taking lsd. >> a young denied bail fo assis admittance for shirvell, there's nothing that indicates reason for psychotic break. i think it was a bad acid trip. his family and friends vouch for his character. she described his pure intentions. she called it's a horrific accident. >> he has a degree from yale, he's been employed with stanford for the past two years. he's had no prior contacts with the court. >> he had taken lsd on four prior occasions on this night he began stabbing his girlfriend. >> officers that arrived on scene determined a domestic violence had occurred. >> the charges are serious and the injuries are serious. the victim is in the hospital. >> stanford officials satisfied shirvell has been placed on leave. the judge requested an evaluation. >> it is unfortunate he has cus >> the judge may recon

president, in further answer to that question, i would point to "usa today," march 4, 2019. now today is the sixth, so we're talking wednesday. this is this week's paper. front page, "to a warming planet's rescue" -- to the rescue of a warming planet, carbon capture. in the race against climate change, scientists are looking for ways to pull co2 out of the earth's atmosphere and store it away. and what they point to, mr. president, is bipartisan legislation passed by this body, passed by the house, signed into law by president trump focusing on carbon capture, sequestration, talks about a program called 45q that is the future act. one of the cosponsors from the other side of the aisle is on the floor right now. his name is mentioned. my name is mentioned. in finding the solution, so there are republican ideas that are focused on innovation, not regulation, not taxation. focused on freedom an the -- and the innovation that we've had. so i've come to tell you, mr. president, that there are solutions. the republicans will continue to offer them. we had a hearing most recently,

get six hundred seventy million for mortgage settlement this was from april twenty sixth seen on usa today a five billion dollars settlement monday by the justice department with goldman sachs of the mortgage crisis in two thousand and eight include six hundred six seventy million dollars for new york attorney general eric schneiderman said the piece for new york includes four into the ninety million dollars for consumer relief and one hundred ninety million in cash justice delayed is justice denied. it is play out the game play out the clock and by the time they're war of the finest or even paid for three or four times in the washing machine that is wall street or goldman sachs oh yeah it's corrupt i mean corruption is you see this end of empire because actually the thing about money is that it makes you more insecure and more secure. and so as you become more and secure with greater wealth you become more paranoid and you begin to act out. and you begin to try to destroy your enemies and so leads to this. type of thinking and a leads toward an empire like the u.s. trying to draw up the d

stockholm international peace research institute military spending is going up around the world usa today reports that the. global rise was driven partially by a nine point six billion dollar hike in u.s. arms expenditures you see the red white and blue is still the world heavyweight champion of military spending despite russia's recent move in the second place surpassing the united kingdom the united states' position as the top arms producing nation in the world remains unchanged and for now a new challenge. and there any reasonable thinking person not talking war cheerleading daft on cable news every night this should be concerning should be a very concerning bit of data because when your country is home to five of the world's ten largest arms dealer sorry defense contractors you have to ask yourself is your country really a bastion of peace or is it really just warmongering for prosperity. so today now that the numbers are and let's find out just who is the best of the best in the business of death as we start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal with. a lot of. what they like yo

should ground the aircraft paul told usa today he believes the responsible thing would be quote for the boeing company to pause and take a very close look at these two accidents to find a determination of what the cause was so if there's anything systemic or related to the computer operations of the aircraft that it can be addressed that's the prudent thing to do despite the u.s. his refusal to grant these flights at least twenty five airlines around the world have done so some locations where these airlines are located are in the u.k. china india and south korea boeing seven thirty seven max eight planes are fairly new only two years old they're considered the best selling airliner ever costing roughly one hundred to one hundred thirty five million dollars one aviation expert says this newer model has gained popularity because it's fuel what you shouldn't but whenever there are modifications he says there's an important things to take into account the f.a.a. says that it will take a media and appropriate actions if a massive sorry after assessing the damages or boarding at dca actually