wake-up call! wake-up call! but it turns out that governor scott walker had something else to work with besides just his phone. by the time he was rage tweeting that way, governor walker had already decided that he would refuse to hold a special election for two other vacant seats in wisconsin, seats that had both previously been held by republicans. and honestly, it seemed a little suspicious. basically everybody in the state thought it was pretty clear and obvious that the governor was just worried that republicans might lose those seats to democrats if the people of wisconsin actually had a chance to vote on filling those seats in twos more special elections. whether or not that was the governor's naked, partisan motivation for refusing to hold elections and fill those seats, the law in wisconsin was pretty clear in saying that he had to. you can't just leave seats hope for months and months and months and not let people vote on somebody to fill them. it's a representative democracy. you need representatives.

wake—up ca ll after looking at the said te as a wake—up call after the telecommunications giant becamen us and china trade tensions. indian companies say they $12.5 billion investment is not welcomed by all australians. glad you could join us, and exciting addition, and i am in singapore, and we start out with the chairman of chinese giant 10 cents said the trials and tribulations of zte should serve as a wake—up call for the technology sector. he said investment is desperately needed to make sure other companies are not left in the same vulnerable position. this comes as president trump is under fire position. this comes as president trump is underfire from both position. this comes as president trump is under fire from both sides of politics accused of being too lenient on zte. the trump administration says the company faces a $1.3 billion fine for illegal trade by us lawmakers say this is not enough. more details i'm joined by katie silber. how businesses responding to zte issue? the issue has made them fearful, so the chairman of tencent said zte needs to serve as a wake—up call, b

wake-up call! wake-up call!turns out that governor scott walker had something else to work with besides just his phone. by the time he was rage tweeting that way, governor walker had already decided that he would refuse to hold a special election for two other vacant seats in wisconsin, seats that had both previously been held by republicans. and honestly, it seemed a little suspicious. basically everybody in the state thought it was pretty clear and obvious that the governor was just worried that republicans might lose those seats to democrats if the people of wisconsin actually had a chance to vote on filling those seats in twos more special elections. whether or not that was the governor's naked, partisan motivation for refusing to hold elections and fill those seats, the law in wisconsin was pretty clear in saying that he had to. you can't just leave seats hope for months and months and months and not let people vote on somebody to fill them. it's a representative democracy. you need representatives. but tha

but we have these propensities some of us wake up earlier go to sleep early on the wake-up lay go to sleep late and a lot of us are in between. that distribution is not a bell curve but sort of a little used adjective for obvious reasons. [laughter] i just want to be accurate because it is not quite but similar 15% of people are pretty strong larks. 20% are pretty strong owls so that is the bell part of it but a lot of people that are extreme owls so in that distribution i will have a very longtail hot i know. but 20% are owls but two thirds are in between. and it affects how we get through the day and with something that is heavily biological reasonably fixed the changes over time. >> so with that there are certain kinds of decisions better at a certain time of day based on your understanding whether or not you are a lark or in howell. so how do i know when to make important decisions? >> what we know is the pattern of mood over the course of the day it is multidisciplinary son uses data analysis looking at half a billion tweets to measure the emotional content of the words to see i

we've acted in the wake of parkland in florida to try to make sure we get the resources for schools so they can better protect their students and deal with other aspects of this challenge. we need to be more with article in figuring out the solutions and seeing what, if any, solutions would have prevented the shooting and looking to see if the same proposals would of prevented others similar events. in the case of santa fe we know the shooter was somewhat withdrawn socially but he was also a high school athlete involved in his church and posted troubling pictures and statements on social media but his governor abbott said, he was not your typical troubled youth people guest when they might snapt . we also know that santa fe high school and had lockdown drills recently and that police officers were stationed on campus and both of these likely prevented the event from becoming much much worse. good for them. with the lockdown drills and having police officers on campus. we should be grateful for that and in the wake of so much violence it leaves us with so much unanswered questions. one

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as far as your saturday morning, we'll definitely wake up to more of the cloud cover.specially along the coast, you can see it here from san francisco down through half moon bay and santa cruz mountains as well. as you look ahead towards saturday afternoon into the evening, we're expecting pretty pleasant weather. your daytime highs as i mention running a couple of degrees warmer in some spots, san jose topping out at 72. now further inland in the east bay, this is where it's a little bit more noticeable and antioch, 78 degrees and walnut creek 74. peninsula mid to upper 60s, in the city, upper 60s and low 50s and north bay santa rose a at 7. if your allergies have been acting up, watery eyes is not helpful when it comes to wearing eye liner. the tree pollen has been very high and stays high. grass is moderate and mold and weeds are low. take the medication on the go and as we head in towards saturday, we've got this system developing just off the coast. that will bring showers just off to the north and it doesn't look like it will be impacting the bay area but it migh

wake us off the ledge, however -- walk us off the ledge, however.hinking about conversations they've had and thinking, oh, my gosh if that went public. >> this at first feels like the worst nightmare, the worst case scenario with a smart speaker. amazon says that what happened in this situation was that it was a sort of glitch with the voice memos or voice messages service that's in the amazon echo. you can ask the device intentionally to send a notice recording if your hands are full, you're doing something and want to type something out, you can ask to send a voice message. in this case, the conversation they were having triggered the wake word for the amazon echo, and it was saying, you know, okay, do you want to send this message, and it just kind of spiralled. there seems to have clearly been miscommunications. it was not an intended situation. the message got sent to someone in the couple's contact list. you can see how it played out. it's definitely an unusual situation, and amazon says they're going to try to figure out a way to keep it from

good morning, thank you so much for waking up with us. vianey has a look at the microclimate forecast and very important forecast as tens of thousands of runners are standing by in san francisco for the bay to breakers race. >> it's going to be a little bit on the cooler side if you're going to be heading out this morning. it's going to be great running weather but it is going to stay in the upper 50s, low 60s for most part in the city. this is what it looks like overhead. we're seeing a couple of low clouds because of a nice marine layer that's extending all the way into the east bay and it wa. we're still seeing pretty breezy to windy conditions in san francisco and that might make it a little chillier out there. as you head out this morning on your day, this is what you're expecting out the door right now. 55 degrees in san francisco, 55 in san jose. the north bay 48 degrees. we're not seeing as many clouds in the north bay but we can expect to keep a lot of these low clouds through san jose as well. your daytime highs, i think you're

gh parts every san jose waking up to a little cloud coverage -- parts of san jose waking up to a littleow east of us over nevada. and that's where they are going to continue to see that chance of afternoon thunderstorms and that low is going to stick around for a while. tahoe may see afternoon thunderstorms. there it is. this is the ridge of high pressure that's going to continue to bring us warmer weather. oñit is going to be more to the south of us. aturday, temperatures will be even warmer than today and then this low dips on in and anything that easily comes from the north gulf of alaska area, will cool us down. so kvcby monday, temperatures a going to be back to e/9the 50s and 60s. here's that futurecast now. ñare ko2concerned, we are going to have that marine tlayer burn po<2by noon, sunny for most of us and then comes back again tonight through early tomorrow morning. and then again, friday night through saturday morning so. during the spring. here for springtime because we all can enjoy the afternoon sunshine though. so upper 50s for the p/n1coast. that's going to be the story f

courtney didn't wake up, apparently.ame back out. >> as cristi returned to the spa, said chris, they passed each other on the patio. he went in the house, stopped by courtney's room to make sure she was awake, then went right back outside and saw his wife floating face down in the spa. he called courtney then, he said, and they began a frantic effort to revive her. >> a fall, must have been. >> in your gut, tell me what happened. >> she slipped or something. i don't know. that's the only thing i can think of. >> but chris apparently hadn't noticed the nasty three-inch laceration on cristi's head. and here suddenly, the point of the police interview is revealed. >> she's got a huge gash on her head, okay? something like that is not consistent with just falling down. >> not consistent with just falling down? why would the police think that? >> i mean, you've been around for a while. >> i know where you're going. and no. there's nothing -- >> why in fact was this ex-police-chief being questioned at all about the apparently

we'll be waking up to that fog as well tomorrow. now let's go ahead and check on traffic with mike. >>> a pretty smooth drive around the bay. recovery out of tracy and alma mont pass, the earlier big rig we had been following has been cleared from the roadway. still very slow for 205 out of traisy, 580 through livermore and dublin moving fine. more traffic over the last half hour. northbound 101 slowing out of san martin at east dunne. a report a crash in a monterey. had to check them as well. we see that slowing a little bit. morgan hill itself and highway 17 both moving smoothly in the san jose area. the golden gate bridges show what we're watching for effects of low clouds just above the roadway but that will be fog from time to time as the hills go up and down. headlights are on for these folks. that's what you want do, standard beams, not high ones. a little more volume but no problem from richmond into san rafael. >> coming up here on "today in the bay," kill way ya erupts on hoo way ee's big island. the reason experts say dan

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some areas waking up to clear conditions.nt vaca shows high clouds out there but also if you look low across the valley area, that's where we are seeing cloud coverage there, as well. to the beach we go it's cool out here. that west wind still picking up ocean breeze affecting us in the form of that marine layer. 50 in san francisco. san jose 48. so it's cool in santa rosa and visibility is low there. half moon bay 7 miles. san jose down to 5-mile visibility. 6 in livermore. so those low clouds are kind of hanging around the water and then moving beyond that because of the direction of the wind. one-mile visibility in santa rosa. overall the picture is this cloud coverage will recede. it will burn off later sooner than yesterday. yesterday was very stubborn especially through downtown san francisco. cool yesterday. west wind at sfo now at 14. oakland west-northwest direction at 12. west at 15. clouds pushing inland past fairfield this morning. ridge of high pressure bringing above average temperatures. tomorrow temperatures d

up and i don't think we are quite fully awake if we wake up a little bit more. i'll be even more optimistic. that is an excellent point to close [applause]. [applause]. [inaudible conversations] here watching the tv on top nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. .. something i called a congressional hackathon. first of all, mr. dwyer, what do you do for a living? >> guest: i work for democratic whip steny hoyer, i've been with him 15 years, and i sort of handle both technology policy but also digital strategy for all house democrats. >> host: where did you come up with the idea for a congressional hackathon? >> guest: the first was back in

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are you waking up to gray skies. temperatures in san francisco at 52. livermore 54. visibility is down around half moon bay. five mile visibility. and you can see how the cloud cover is being pushed beyond fairfield because of this. the wind speeds around ten. a little gustier in some spots. oakland to southwest. berkeley 13 and then fairfield up to 16 milessa be hour. we are looking at calmer conditions for the north bay. the next few days temperatures will be around the 50s and 60s around the water. low 70s inland. look what happens friday. we have a system coming on through the area. that will drop our temperatures. bring us the rain chances for friday morning. then the weekend is looking lovely. nice, sunny conditions and warmer weather in time for memorial day. that's a look at your forecast from the very top of sales force tower. >> you are in your element. good job up there. >>> tesla's model 3 is getting a bad review from consumer reports. consumer reports praised the model 3 for its battery range and hand manying but pointed out short comings with ride quali

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that will begin a bit of a cooling trend as we wake up into wednesday morning. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, lisa. we did very briefly have a problem if you're coming in from sacramento area on westbound 80 between fairfield and cordelia. it disappeared as quickly as it popped up, solo vehicle crash blocking one lane. chp was going to roll through the area as a precaution. that collision has already cleared. does not sound like it's too serious, right around the weigh station. no residual delays. a little bit of a stack up in the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. yesterday the holiday we made it the entire morning without having them turned on. today i think we'll see that in about 30 minutes. next traffic update on the way just before 5:00. >>> thanks, alexis. >>> amazon jeff bezos has his eye on outerspace. specifically the moon. >> the details in today's tech bytes. >> reporter: in today's tech bite, a warning about militia linked malware attack. >> urging americans to reboot computer routers. malware uses personal information. in additi

this is a wake—up call to the government.we hear from people every day how difficult the assessment is. we want to see the assessment work for disabled people. the dwp insists new payments are fairer because they will reassess people more often. steve has now been repaid thousands he was due but he is worried others will have to rely on lengthy appeals to get what they are entitled to. coming up at six o'clock, breakfast, which of course has full coverage of the build—up to today's royal wedding, but first on bbc news, the travel show. it's funny but i'd always reckoned the oil—rich abu dhabi, here in the uae, was never that interested in attracting tourists. unlike its flashy, noisy neighbour dubai, for example. but on this trip, i think i might have to revise that opinion. because abu dhabi seems to be upping its game, especially in the cultural stakes. on myjourney, i'm going to experience world—renowned architecture, like the new louvre museum, and finding out how traditional local musical instruments are being revived. b

. >> i have what i call wakely wardrobe -- >> reporter: amanda wakely the face behind some of the royalsst fashionable moments. who do you think would look beautiful in this? >> i think -- you're trying to trick me. >> reporter: her first brush with the firm came in 1993 with princess diana in a skirt suit. when she first emerged announcing her retirement what did that do to your business? >> i had no idea that she was going to be wearing that suit for that occasion. >> what was your reaction? >> it was -- oh my god. >> reporter: a royal favorite, wakely's gone on to dress both kate middleton and meghan markle. >> it all started with princess diana. to now be providing designs for her daughters-in-law, it's kind of come full circle for you. >> yes, that feels really wonderful. it breaks my heart that she's not here to see it all. because -- she'd be loving it. >> reporter: diana revolutionized royal fashion, breaking with tradition and thrusting royal style into the spotlight, paving the way for her future daughters-in-law. >> i think her choices of those dresses kind of gave us a new wa

. >> still ahead, spencer christian's secret addiction and his big wake up call. >> i knew that i wasving a lie. >> what halftimely made him come clean. spencer tells all to abc's robin roberts. >> can you name the capital of every country in the world? this east bay student probably can. the question that won him a big honor today. >> and the story behind this photo that some are calling princess diana's view. >> all of that is coming up first here's a look at jimmy kimmel live tonight right after abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks, dan and alma. here's a sneak peek at our latest tv masterpiece. >> i went to a rugby game while we were shooting in fiji. >> did they break out of the square little bottles of water over there? or is that just for us? [ laughter ] maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> our dear friend and colleague spencer christian was on "good morning america" this morning, but not as a guest weather anchor, his old stomping ground there at gma. spencer

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in april, some sante fe students joined a nationwide school walkout to protest gun violence in the wakeof the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high in srkland, florida. today, stoneman douglas students tweeted their support for sante fe, one saying: you saw sophomore dakota shrader in our report just a moment ago. dakota is with me now tonight. dakota is a sophomore at the school. talk a little bit about where you were and what you saw and what happened. >> well, i was on the far side of the high school, but the shooting actually took right there, this side of the high school, far back. and when the fire alarm went off, you know, of course everybody thought it was the normal procedure, and we go out to the field behind us and, you know, we start hearing the booms, booms. yo, you know, everyone starts running. teachers are yelling, "run! run! run!" and me and my friend ryan make it to the woods, right there. >> glor: where did all the students go? they went in all different directions? >> yes. di glor: what kind of direction were you being given? >> i didn't want to go towards the cr

we saw how articulate the parkland kids were in the wake of that shooting. these kids are no less articulate. they have gone through a great ordeal at the beginning of the year with harvey and now at the end of the year, the graduation was supposed to be this weekend. we have heard no notification it has been canceled but it's highly unlikely that will happen. so you wonder, the kids getting ready to graduate. this is friday. this is the biggest day of their life for the seniors. and now they have this to deal with and it changes the whole dynamic. >> -- amazing. >> dana: we had congressman mccull on earlier and that is his district, stretching from austin almost to houston. the pressure on legislators, both in the state legislatures and in congress, is ratcheting up. people want to do something. the question being what will that something be? the mental health aspect of this is always at the root cause. it's very difficult to get a handle on that. though, the administration and congress have just passed and signed legislation that would hopefully get more f

front because we know that for example the gun control movement has really picked up steam in the wake of the marjorie stoneman douglas high school shooting that was back in florida back in february but you know texas for its part is relatively gun friendly isn't it yes it's true texas is a quiet girl when we talk about gun control laws and it will remain to be seen whether this movement started but this amazing students in parklands will really gain speed and will are we are going to see more protestants more demonstrations on the streets demanding strict gun laws alexander phenomena with the latest from the united states thank you. turn to some other news now german chancellor angela merkel and russian president vladimir putin have rekindled hopes of peace in eastern ukraine at talks in the russian resort of sochi putin said that diplomats on both sides would look again at options for deploying a multinational peacekeeping force to the region at their post summit news conference merkel declared that germany had a strategic interest in getting on well with russia rather than the somew

>> the sunrise was at 6:00 this morning on the dot and you can see the sunrise and most of us are waking up to great conditions. across vacaville and around the coast, this will be the conditions where we have low visibility in some parts along the coastline but the clouds are hanging around and temperatures are 55. san jose, temperatures warmer than what we are use to but this afternoon, cooler than what you are use to with wind speeds all about the wind direction. 11 miles-an-hour through san francisco and picking up a little bit with west wind giving coastal cloud coverage and cooler conditions with clouds through the east bay and through napa, santa rosa, waking up to visibility. 10 miles visibility for most of us and the oakland airport has dropped down to 8 miles visibility and to the west and we have the coastal influence east of us, with the low bringing a chance of thunderstorm activity for this year that will be coming in later on today and tomorrow with this low coming in to bring a chance for rain tomorrow into wednesday. you can see it will be minimal with light drizzle and

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a lot of clouds as you wake up and look out the window and heading out the door.t's going to be in the low 50s and look how fast it warms up. our temperatures go from 50 to 76 degrees by early afternoon. we're not going to stop there. we're going to head to the lower 80s for morgan hill. 83 in concord and 76 in santa rosa, san francisco keeps the low 60s and clouds lingering throughout the morning. and mike, you're still looking at the pretty good friday commute. >> and pretty good combined with friday is great. 6:31, almost 6:32. we'll watch the clock change. a little change for san jose, slight build for 101 approaching tully. that's kind of it. hayward hasn't show any problems. a live look the reason for the lighter backup towards the bay bridge, the berkeley curve is so light, not many cars on the roads but the metering lights are still on. approaching the toll plaza for the bay bridge. on the eother side, a nice ligh flow through palo alto. you'll find more congestion just starting foster city and san mateo. back to you, laura. >> thank you very much. 6:32 ri

this morning we are wake up to great conditions and numbers in the 50s. low clouds and fog not realizing visibility the beginning of the sun coming up the official sunrise. we have cloudy. a little spot of clearing and also looking at san jose allowing for a few peeks in the overcast. mid-50s right now. we'll see how it is in the 60s. another cool day in the beach. temperatures right now in the low it is 53 by the delta and concord. the average high is 73. we'll see it move into the north bay and then a system moves in throughout the middle of the week. it could chew up the fog as well. until we get to about wednesday we will have a gray start and cool afternoons as we get into next weekend. it looks like numbers will try to come up a little bit. for the rest of you notice widespread 50s and of 0s. look what happens on tuesday. more green. it means a little more cooling. as we get into the wednesday forecast we are below so the fog peels back through the morning hours. we are sunny throughout the day area. temperatures there will be just in the upper very

"yo, wake your ass up. wake your ass up. wake your ass up." he says kanye has a missile here. ain't sayin'' she's a gold digger." i said, "that's hot." he said, no, it ain't. that's whack, unless you put foxx on it?" i said, what, are you doing?" he said, "go in the booth right now." i go in the booth. he takes over the session. "all right, foxx work on it." i'm like, "okay, trun back. run it back." and about an hour sphaif later. ♪ she take my money friend indeed. ♪ oh, she's a gold dirg aaah! come on, man! that's how do you it. >> stephen: okay. i just have-- i just have to, like, absolutely cold step somebody's studio at 3:00 in the morning. >> find out where they are, and we'll have-- ( laughter ). >> stephen: hold on. we have to take a little break. we'll be right back with more jamie foxx, and a special guest pain little surprise for you. stick around. ( cheers and applause ) how do you become america's best-selling brand? you introduce the all-new ford ecosport and surprise people with how much they can get in a small suv. that means more standard features and more upgr

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i just want everyone just to wake up and start caring, you know.ying that, there are americans that do care, you know. i have been working along with my friend ramone rodriguez, the actor and filmmaker, along with heart 9/11, we went down there and we saw the catastrophe. heart 9/11 has developed an apprentice program, teach a man to fish. we're sending people down there, the carpenters unions are volunteering their time. we're paying for it out of donations of good americans that are going to the web site and sending their dollars there. we're teaching them to build hurricane resistant roofs so they don't have to rely on those blue tarps that really only last for 60 days. so it's, you know, i really came on your show not to really complain about that man in the white house. i really came on your show, brooke, to beg americans to please help your fellow americans that are down in puerto rico. hurricane season starts tomorrow. we need your help. and i just cannot believe that $3.5 billion spent on infrastructure for the electrical system has not wor

be seriously questioned absolutely so let's now find out what exactly russia has been saying in the wake of all of this emily i'd like to turn to you because i mean from the very beginning russia denied any involvement. what is the line now. well in a sense russia has been vindicated here there was a statement yesterday from the foreign ministry calling this whole thing an anti russian provocation and they also called it propaganda that confuse the whole international community and the other thing that's interesting sara is that people here and politicians as well have been comparing this whole case with the police inning of former russian spy screw polly in england and the russia has always maintained that they didn't do that despite the accusations from the international community and people are comparing this case kind of saying look in this case the accusations ended up in this very confusing ruse so who's to say that any of the other accusations against russia are true so this whole thing is really playing into the russian narrative playing into russia's hands and it looks like goin

waking up.tside if you arejust waking up. bank holiday weekends shocker. not n ot ofte n not often we say glorious sunshine and bank holiday weekend in the same sentence. some cloud around the irish sea coast and in the north of scotland. but for most places waking up scotland. but for most places waking up to this kind of sunrise. early morning mist clearing away, a warm day ahead with lots of sunshine for most. not everywhere. weather approaching northern scotland. more cloud, a few outbreaks of rain. for the bulk of the country, high pressure dominating the weather sitting out to the east. drawing in one continental air. early mist clears away. keeping this area of low cloud and mysterious and irish sea. temperature, dumfries & galloway. temperatures out there between 18—24. the rain for the north west of scotland. western isles, northern isles. fine evening, enter the day, overnight stay largely dry. some mist and fog forming. temperatures dropping quite quickly overnight. first thing bank h

to wake up in the morning going out toa to wake up in the morning going out to a day ‘s work and to bethis tragedy in orbit at wadis, must have been horrific. islay's small community share the grief of an emerging superpower and one injuring respect. the fact that so lovingly cared for the soldiers and cared to make sure that they have the proper burial and have the proper flag in order to be buried under the flag, shows that it was very heartfelt. century on, islanders and americans are coming together to remember twin disasters that destroyed lives and discovered heroes. i think it's a wonderful tribute to all the young men who lost their lives, but to me it is also a tribute to the people of islay. 2018 is the centenary of the first world war ending. a yearfor commemorating events that shaped the course of history. i was brought up on islay, which is remembering the hundreds killed when two troop ships went down. tragedy is that tested this farming, fishing and whiskey making island to its limits act in 1918. and by then the community was already enduring considerable pain. there wa

that's wake forest. and there is a man that went to wake forest named arnold palmer. bad golfer, right? go. he was something special. the demon deacons tennis team. thank you very much. glad that you are here. congratulations. so all of thee titans of american sport know that many of life's most valuable lessons are learned on the field of competition. there, young americans will discover -- that's what they do, they will discover, they are learning all the time, the importance of teamwork, social skills -- do i have social skills? i don't know. i have social media. that's for sure. i don't know about skills, but i have a lot of media. and the ability to overcome adversity, making life long friends all along the way. the skills learned out on the track field, and the court, and the diamond, and the gridiron, and the golf course, and those tennis courts are skills that will serve young americans for the rest of their lives. i want to thank all of the council members who are here with us today, incredible group of people. each of you joined this effort because athletes

early states are any indication health insurance companies are going to ask for huge hikes in the wake of president trump and congressional congressional republicans are. efforts to sabotage our health care system. we democrats are going to be relentless in making sure the american people understand exactly who is to blame. republicans control the presidency, the house and the senate. the rate increases would be on their backs normally they are supposed to be in charge but more so because they have actively things to increase rates on families. since president trump took office republicans worked day in and day out to systematically dismantle our health care system despite promises the president made on the campaign trail. this is what president trump said when he was running. quote he's going to take care of everybody "quote deliver health care that is far less expensive and far better. clearly their efforts were all a ruse to put the insurance companies back in charge and force americans to pay more for less when it comes to health care. once again keeping with the theme of putting c

the stories, read something like this, europe's wake-up call for italian politicians.cally what they said. i have an issue with that. now, granted, there may be a wake-up call for them and granted there may be some ongoing scrutiny about exactly who they'll pick for their next economy -- economic minister because, obviously, serona wasn't the man and that seemed to have been part of the catalyst as to how all this started to affect the marketplace and today, of course, we had a couple of auctions and they seemed to have stabilized the situation although i still would like to know how much the ecb played a role in those auctions and stabilization, but in the bigger picture, will the ecb actually begin to do more tapering in september. these are all big questions with global answers associated with them but back to my point, the wake-up call needs to be for the politicians in bruise sells in my opinion why? because in my view of what's going on in europe, it's very hard after the fact to put a federal overlay of federal government, some type of federal taxation to be rej

in fact, everyday that goes by i miss my kid more. >> you have really devoted yourself and the wake of the loss of your daughter to this issue, to gun safety legislation. how do you feel about that struggle in the last three months and today? >> you know, i'm very upset today. looking at the last three months, i have a degree of optimism because of what's happening in local communities. you have communities, cities, and states who are enacting gun legislation. you have businesses that are changing their business model. you have banks that are changing the way they lend. you have pension funds that are deciding they don't want to be in the business of guns. so there's a shift. there's a movement. the problem is it's happening outside of washington. and in order to have true common-sense gun safety. to prevent these incidents from happening again and when they do to limit the casualties, you need leadership from washington, d.c. . we have a president who simply refuses to show leadership in the event of these incidents, we have paul ryan and mitch mcconnell who just simply choose to say

ours giving us one opportunity to level the playing field in a sense i think the consumer is now waking up to the fact that their data is being used in a way that they never imagined before. i think i'm just looking at the opportunity for getting the right talent getting the right investment and having the companies that can actually need to use this technology to stay ahead of the curve so i think it's not only an opportunity it's a bit of a necessity that that we invest heavily in that field well those new data rules do come into effect next week it puts users in control of their own daughter. what's going to happen to those us take their operating here. look it's interesting to see how they are reacting or right now some of them to seem to take a bit of a wait and see approach very light supply cation of the g.d.p. pushing a lot of responsibility out to some of the partners and we'll see how the european union reacts to their first attempt to comply with the g.d.p. but i do think it will level the playing field. sense and i think it's something the consumer has been waiting for and a

i wake up and the president has tweeted i should be in jail. so my reaction is there is nothing to that he's just making myself up. then i catch myself, wait a minute, what are you becoming numb to, the president of the united states just said a private citizen should be in jail. close your eyes, republicans, and imagine barack obama doing that or the next democratic president doing that, that is a disturbing threat to a norm at this level that is at the heart of this country. and so there is a danger i'll become numb to it and you'll all become numb to it. the truth is the central touch stone of america, we have always measured our politicians tether to the truth. they all lie and weasel and we hold them accountable and measure them. and they try to explain what they said wasn't a lie. there is a danger now touch stone will melt like a sand castle at the beach, tweel all become numb to it, there he goes, he lied again. what the press has done is not allow them self to be numb. there is some trump freak out. but continuing allow all of us if we