james watts made fundamental improvements. their application initially of steam engines, they were like polishing machines. that sets off a whole sequence of events were people find different ways of using the steam engine. it was designed by james watts, built by the boulton company. we know it was used in a pumping house in birmingham, england. that is where it was when henry ford acquired it. engines like this were actually three times the efficiency of the earlier engines. engine looking at a mine and saying i could use that, this is a great example. this is used for pumping water in a canal system. you're always going to have water running out of the system. you've got locks in order for vessels to go up and down. you need pumping to maintain the level of that system. now you are talking about a steam engine that is tethered to an infrastructure. the equilibrium of a canal system is a much more finely pumped thing. engines like this would be used as a fundamental part of that. you've got the power source in a single place

in his dayjames watt was. this is pre-civil war technology. if you look at the flywheel, you have to understand it is quite precisely manufactured. it was a massive belt that came off of this. a machine larger than this that had to machine this machine to make that. the notion we have now in terms of the scale, and it is huge. in terms of reach, it is massive. it's very wrong to think of mid-19th century manufacturing, whether in europe or the united states, as being this bumbling, low-level, amateur-ish affair. it was a high tech of its day. george corliss was involved, like other manufacturers, he took it to a high extreme in terms of standardized manufacturing. when people understand mass production and assembly lines, that did not happen suddenly. the components achievements that allow that to take place can be traced back to the 19th century with people trying to standardize casting, so you can use them in different sizes of engines. they were trying to use motion. slaughterhouses were using disassembly lines. certain kinds of interchange

please welcome naomi watts!cheers and applause ) >> stephen: please, madam, please. please, have a seat. thank you. >> thank you. >> stephen: nice to see you again. thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me back you. >> stephen: look very glamorous this evening. >> thank you. i dressed up for you. >> stephen: we know you as australian. >> correct. >> stephen: but i understand you actually grew up in wales in a-- like a country girl in wales? >> yes, on a farm, actually. >> stephen: how country are we talking? what kind of farm, sheep? >> goats, actually. >> stephen: goats. >> yes. my grandmother bred goats. >> stephen: really. >> yeah. and we would milk them and be relegated to chores, like mucking the pens s. >> stephen: sure. what kind of goats are we talking here? do you remember the breed? >> no. i sound luke a liar now. i was a kid! i don't know. there were-- there were -- >> stephen: they were new castle kieltys. >> well done! that sounds convincing. >> stephen: were you in a town or were you out in

watts. >> i'd like to start off with a basic principle of information warfare. r.h. knapp, a professor to studied wartime rumors. his quote was once rumors are current, they have a way of carrying the public with them. the more rumors is told, the greater its plausability. he wrote that in 1944. that's still the essential thing. who is there first and the most. that's the danger of social media propaganda with a.i. in terms of how we deal with this, there's several parts. one is you have to have a plan. it's a multipart plan. the other part is we have to respond quickly. this is not the tradition of our government. for example in iraq, when there would be fake al qaeda propaganda put out to inspire people to show up places, we had rapid response teams that would show up with video, with audio that would shoot footage from there to show this is not true, this has been disproven. that's a great example about if this starts to get leaked out, what is our plan right now. the u.s. government for any official government agency should immediately offer a counter based on fa

watts? professor? one thing i think even here on capitol hill and with the political parties is urge the social media industry to work together to create unified standards. so part of the problem with all of these incidents is if you're a manipulator, domestic or international, and you're making deep fakes, you're going to go to whatever platform allows you to post anything from inauthentic accounts. if they can't share across, it is like a cancer. they go to wherever the weak point is and it spreads throughout the system even if facebook or google or twitter do a good job. i think one thing is really pressuring the social media industry to work together. that goes for extremism, disinformation, political smear campaigns. all things across what is the standard for policing? i think the other thing is having rapid responses to deal with this stuff. any sort of lag, as much as defense is not the best way, any sort of lag in terms of response allows that conspiracy to grow. the quicker you get out on it,

watt and one for professor citroen. how broad is the community that the social media platforms enjoy, and is it time to do away with that immunity so the platforms are required to maintain a certain standard of care? it seemses no very practical to think about bringing people to justice who are halfway around the world, or the rick-to-attribution or the fact that given the cheap cost of this technology now, just how many people can employ it. is it time to take that step? was it appropriate for one social media company to leave up the pelosi video, even labeling it in a certain way, and mr. watt, what is a proportional response should the russians start to dumb deep takes, release a deep fake of joe biden to try to de minimis candidacy. what should the u.s. response be? it should be a cyber response, not a tit-for-tat in the seems of doing a deep peak of putin but rather some cyber reaction or sanctions a better response? how do we deter this kind of foreign medsling, realizing that is only going to be pun part of the p

last november watts pleaded guilty to murder in exchange for prosecutors taking the death penalty off the table. then last december colorado law enforcement, guns drawn, arrested patrick frazee a month after his fiance vanished. 29-year-old kelsey bereth was a flight instructor who had a one-year-old girl with frazee. >> she's grounded and responsible. she has a one-year-old child. she wouldn't just leave her. >> reporter: on thanksgiving day this surveillance video inside a woodland park safeway capture the last-known images of bereth shopping with 1-year-old kaley. but it wasn't until ten days later that her mother, not her fiance, reported her missing. >> she's not the kind that runs off. >> reporter: frazee and berreth didn't live together and according to police frazee told officers he hadn't seen his fiance since thanksgiving when he met her to pick up their daughter kaley but he never reported her missing. frazee has been in custody since his arrest and has pleaded not guilty to to a murder charge. in connecticut tonight a community still reeling and a family torn apart. >> now

and our great thanks to our front four, ashley parker, robert costa, michael schmidt and clint watts. thank you for being with us. >> coming up, the president shrugs off the polls that says half a dozen of those democrats could beat him in the election, calling it fake polling. more on that as we come back. if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions, like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trouble breathing. if experienced, stop taking and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may interact with other medicines. tell your doctor if you have liver or kidney problems. common side effects include increased blood pressure, common cold or flu symptoms, sinus irrita

thank you, general watts, distinguished guests, faculty, families and friends of the citadel class of 1993. thank you for that gracious welcome. i'm delighted to be here on this glorious day of hope and promise. it is indeed an honor to have the privilege of speaking to you today and to receive an honorary degree from this distinguished institution. surely my service record alone can't explain my presence here. more than half a century ago i was made a 2nd lieutenant in the horse cavalry reserve. not enough to warrant the honor you do me today. but i do have to confess to you that during my presidency, i had an idea that i could never get anyone to support. i wanted to reinstate the horse cavalry in the armed services. [applause] pres. reagan: frankly, my being here cannot be based on my academic achievements, either. yes, it's true that my alma mater, eureka college, awarded me an honorary degree 25 years after my graduation. that only aggravated a sense of guilt i'd nursed for 25 years. i've always suspected the first degree they'd given me was honorary. truthfully, i am very proud

nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> very serious situation, nick watt thank you very much and that's iting. i'm wolf blitz ner the situation room. you can follow me on twitter and instagram @wolf blitzer. you can 2003 tweet the show @cnn sit room. have a great weekend. he erin burnett outfront starts right now. >> outfront next, breaking news, the president says he is not looking for war with iran but, warning, if there is it's opolite ration. plus a civil rights icon coming to the defense of joe biden and his comments about segregation senators. will that stop the attacks from his 2020 rivals? and profiting off the presidency, how president trump is reportedly getting taxpayers to give his properties a big financial boost. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening, i'm erin burnett outfront on this friday. breaking news, obilliot ration. president trump tonight saying war with iran would end with obilliot ration for iran. but he doesn't want a war. even though he ordered a strike against iran only to brag about then calling it

telstra held andy penn is standing by with haidi stroud-watts. haidi? paul. andy penn with us here. as paul just said you've been voted the most disruptive c.e. norm. australia. what does that mean to you? >> i hope i can live up to it. thank you very much. there's no doubt we're entering a period of very decisive change vuments of what's happening in technology. telstra sits at the heart of that and we have to be prepared to disrupt ourselves before we're disrupted byos. haidi: sit difficult due to a lack of conte and a resolving door system when it comes to politics and leadership in this company. sit difficult for tech entrepreneurs and companies to make longer term focus and strategies? >> it may or not be difficulties but it's coming so adapt.er find a way to item stra requires extra mention because you have a lot of legacy and incumbency on the one hand and on the other hand we're at the cusp of the ino vacation that's coming. haidi: telecommunications has been connected in a pretty negatively way when it comes to the fallout in the trade war. --,

heart look at this blue vinyl. 100 watt harp.irk: i had a lot of songs i was thinking about at home. and i just wanted to document what was inside of me and share it with whoever was interested >> jimmy: what is "come alive. you want to play a little bit of that? >> yeah, i'll play it. >> jimmy: i mean, you could probably play it, you're there, right? [ laughter ] let me play it i'll do all the work here's - [ light laughter ] why would you play it? it's not like you're holding a a guitar or anything [ laughter ] oh, my gosh. all right, here we go, this is "come alive. this is you. here you go. ♪ >> jimmy: kirk, i love that. thank you, buddy [ cheers and applause i feel like i probably inspired a lot of these songs >> kirk: quite possibly. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i don't think i'm getting a cut on any of these jams [ light laughter ] talk to my agent again but mark is on this record >> kirk: yeah, mark plays base >> jimmy: hey mark, you're on the cover here you think you'd smile. [ laughter ] never. why would you smile when

watts said, but it is easy to go discover this information for ourselves. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> dr. webster. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mrs. demings. you asked the question we ran out of time on on extradition laws. i appreciate that. getting to punitive measures we may think about, with the extradition laws we may have a lot of people hanging out in other peoples' embassies for many, many years rather than being extradited. as a doctor, i don't often find myself eager to engage with trial lawyers, but that's probably where we need to head with this as people are harmed through all this. so, i'm going through my mind what kind of punitive measures. certainly monetary would be included because people end up as we pointed out with huge monetary losses because of these fake stories. and what about prison time? i mean i think we really need to consider being pretty tough on this. if it's to be effective. >> one thing i would add that chairman ship brought up was about sanctions. what you did see in the indictment in july of '18, they're essenti

james watts made fundamental improvements.heir application initially of steam engines, they were like polishing machines. that sets off a whole sequence of events were people find different ways of using the steam engine. it was designed by james watts, built by the boulton company. we know it was used in a pumping house in birmingham, england. that is where it was when henry ford acquired it. engines like this were actually three times the efficiency of the earlier engines. some of looking at a mine engine and saying i could use that, this is a great example. this is used for pumping water in a canal system. you're always going to have water running out of the system. you've got locks in order for vessels to go up and down. you need pumping to maintain the level of that system. now you are talking about a steam engine that is tethered to an infrastructure. the equilibrium of a canal system is a much more finely pumped thing. engines like this would be used as a fundamental part of that. you've got the power source in a single

so what we did as a department, we purchased recreational vehicle panels which had a rating of 13 watts. it charged the batteries. it obviously does not have the capacity of newer versions. what i did was contacted some of the manufacturers and asked if there was any technology for higher panels, and one of the manufacturers had a higher technology, so we went have 13 to 100 watt. -- we went from 30 to 100. >> president nakajo: okay. i think it's wonderful that we have the vast technology base to be able to take advantage of that. you say it's on all of our fleets? >> yes. >> president nakajo: thank you very much on that. in terms of renewable diesel, again, from my notes, in this picture of our vehicle that -- i guess this is a renewable diesel truck -- >> this is a san francisco department's fuel unit. >> president nakajo: all right. and this truck that we have, fuel unit -- we have one fuel unit? >> yes, sir, and it's stored at 25th street. >> president nakajo: okay. and in terms of renewable diesel, where do we get that from? >> i believe there was a new contract awarded to golden g

we're recording this on thursday night for thursday night, but last night we had your co-star naomi wattser last night for tomorrow night. are we caught up on how we do this? >> this is truth in media, letting you know exactly what's going on in case you feel a little perturbed. >> stephen: the reason i explain that is you have a long history with her. >> i do. we tid a tv show together back when we were literally kids, called brides of christ, about the catholic church. oh, look at that... >> stephen: yes. and she says when she moved to l.a. you used to crash at her place sometimes. >> i slept on her couch a number of times. >> he stayed with me when he first came to l.a. when auditioning. >> stephen: he crashed on your couch? >> yeah. he owes me money, actually. >> stephen: he's on tomorrow. can you tell him? >> stephen: yeah, i'll tell him. how much is it? nehe like $25 or something for some groceries. >> stephen: sure, i'll get it from him. do you have your wallet on you? >> well, she came to my hotel room last night and drank copious boxes of very expensive red, i think i've got it c

they've eaten for the classes they've been moving into it for and it's a view these things watts of all 510 years not in it's in plastic trash clogs up the engine almost every journey that's why someone keeps watch in the back of the boat to alert the captain as soon as it happens often the damage is already done. 3 towns plastic problem is also evident in other parts of the city some blame the government but drainage canals awash with trash point to the need for an alternative approach to waste. yet sierra leone still does not even have its own plastic recycling center refuse either ends up in a landfill sometimes right in the city center or it's exported the head of the environmental protection agency says the government must act immediately he admits there have been failings but now he would like to see a complete ban on single use plastics. it would have to have objections and we have to find an alternative livelihood for those people so if we have a lot of what are called please send in does plastic water. so this does your livelihood so you have to find an alternative but many dou

ashley parker, our white house reporter for "the washington post," robert costa and clint watt, a former fbi special agent, she's distinguished research fellow at the foreign policy research institute and happens to be the author of "messing with the enemy" and the michael schmidt, our correspondent for the new york times. >> clint, gathering your past experience all up in one answer, your initial reaction tonight is what the president saying illegal for viewers who have not heard and how is a foreign leader to view what they just heard our president's saying? >> the president's job is to protect all americans and not just some americans, from all enemies and foreign and domestics. we do not take any sort of influence from a foreign power at all. imagine this scenario that plays out based on his statements tonight. if you are someone who's receiving the information whether it is twitter or allies or germany or your friends, right now you may be saying well if there is no boundary, maybe i will take all the information i know about the current u.s. president and start feeding that to cana

this of a compromise levee warning that the prize are laster let's go to gabe gutierrez >> there is a watt all of that tatter but totter extends more than yo can see here at ryan but, ol' ol'. it's up to rooftops and not expected done per day. >> reporter: we toured ft. smith. and homes were inen kated. >> you have to continue to stay here and rebuild and clean e trees is this water extending all the hoims to the extend all the quay over there tommy white has lived here and not be surprised >> it's heartbreaking. we didn't have time to get the furniture out. >> reporter: after weeks of severe weather, swollen rivers were east of missouri, for so many across the south and central plains, a help of despair. the road of the board. what was lost? >> emergency shelters are open in pine bluff. this region is expected to get later this week. >> thank you >>> let's check in with bill cocaines >> he is straking it all we're worried about the rainstorm on top of the suits we are cresting the storm that is spinning that's a slow-moving storm all this week.he mississippi anhe or or river 270 danger lo

. >> we can light a room to the equivalent on a 60 watt light bulb. >> reporter: sincehe group has given away 1,000 lighting systems for free, benefitting 20,000 young people worldwide. most recently, in mexico, the philippines, and ethiopia. and doug's commitment has not dimmed. even though the cofounder died of cancer and doug himself now battles als that significantly weakened his muscles. he requires 24-hour care and communicated with a optical scener. it reads eye movement to type out words for the computer to speak. >> the greatest joy i receive is empowering youth to change the world with simple technology. . >> reporter: with the support of the rotary and methodist church, thousands of students learn science and technology as they volunteer to assemble the lights for shipment. >> i would like to be able to solve whatever problem comes my way. >> reporter: other students go on the group's t ins the lignd e enderseedn coe building ouave this knwee nge sne's life. >> reporter: withhe support end family, doug modeled perseverance in the face of adversity, inspiring the cfo. >> it has

. >> we can light a room to the equivalent of a 60 watt lightbulb. >> reporter: the getaway 1000 systems, benefiting 20,000 people in places worldwide. most recently in mexico, the philippines, and ethiopia. his commitment has not dimmed. even though his cofounder died from cancer, and doug is battling als. he now requires 24 hour care and communicates with an optical scanner, it reads his eye movement to type out words for the computer to speak. >> i'm empowering youth to change the world with a simple technology. >> reporter: with the support of united methodist church, thousands of bay areas learn science and technology as a volunteer to assemble the lights for shipment. >> i would like to be involved in solving problems that come my way. >> reporter: other students go on trips, installing lights and given away books. >> you have this knowledge where you're able to change someone's life. >> it has not stopped him at all. there are many times when i wake up in the morning and all have an email that he wrote it to him. >> reporter: for his shining commitment, the jefferson award goes to

he has sunk the putt. >> he'll be known for all time as hole in one watts. in my own defense, on this segment and this segment alone, i am not told in advance what the team has prepared each night, but indeed our long day's journey in tonight has come to an end at the eve of the first democratic debate. if you saw that, you know steve kornacki has been taking the road to miami along i-95 through 14 states in the district of colombia. tonight we reach our destination. the sunshine state. florida is easily four of the most interesting states you'll ever visit or live in. miami, steve kornacki back at the big board tonight. let me see it. hello, steve. >> we finally made it. >> you hate to see that. >> after a long journey like that, especially after the expressway, we said let's do a beach day. we have the debate tomorrow and thursday. we figure let's lounge on miami beach, and every day in sunny southern florida is a beach day. actually, i'm a northerner. i'm kind of partial to winter. i looked this up when i got down here. have they ever had a winter day in

shannon watts is with me and an author of the book "fight like a mother."hank you for being with us, shannon. sadly, under such circumstances. so we don't yet know the motive for this mass shooting. only that authorities have said it's a disgruntled city employee at a public service worker here at the building behind me. the suspect did have weapons. higher capacity magazines and a suppressor to muzzle or silence the sound of the gun. so let me ask you about what you're hearing, the details of the arsenal that this individual had and what does this say to you? >> first of all, this is a horrific tragedy that is playing out yet again in our country. every nation is a home to people unstabled or disgruntled. only america gives those people easy access to arsenals, high-capacity magazines, silencers, and bulk ammunition. this is the problem in this country. we are hearing so many people wax bow poetic about what could have possibly caused this? we know what causes this in america. we have the data that shows us that states with stronger gun laws have fewer gun

. >> former fox news anchor gretchen carlson is portrayed by naomi watts. >> i wore a wig and this is>> roger. >> in part with carlson's sexual harassment accusations that eventually forced ailes to leave fox. carlson was at the premiere for the limited series. >> bring attention to this whole issue. the more we talk about it the more we fix it. >> as for any blowback from fox news? crowe is not worried. >> this has emmy written all over it. >>> coming up -- our chris lane exclusive. his first tv interview since proposing to "bachelor" alum lauren bushnell. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> we have run out of time he before we go. bye-bye. >> only we're with country cuti question to bachelor alum lauren bushnell last week ♪ i'm going to a ask her to mar me ♪ >> i could see the look on her face and i'm not an emotional person it made me tear tear up. >> before he got down on one knee, he wrote a song for lauren "big big plans. >> i heard this song for the first time even though i recorded my parts, i heard the song literally an hour before i proposed. >> chris and lauren aren

nick watt, we'll listin for you for an update from the ntsb. thank you.e trump administration decision to delay the harriett tubman $20 bill. it was supposed to be released last year but late last month steve mnuchin postponed the change until the president leaves office and senator chuck schumer has accused the white house of allowing political considerations to impact the redesign so now they are looking into that delay. >>> still ahead here, president trump is announcing new sanctions on iran today including some against the country's supreme leader as cnn learns the president is increasingly disenchanted with his closest advisers. (vo) the insurance institute for highway safety rates vehicles for safety, and some reach a level of top safety pick. but only a select few of the very safest vehicles are awarded a top safety pick plus. the highest level of safety possible. how many 2019 top safety pick plus-winning vehicles does your brand have? one. two. how about eight? subaru has more 2019 top safety pick plus awards than honda and toyota brands combine

cnn's nick watt shows us the twists and turns of this much-talked about case. >> i'm innocent.eporter: war hero or premeditated murderer? monday morning, special operations s.e.a.l. chief eddie gallagher faces court martial. >> this case should terrify every sailor out there on the waterfront as to whether they'll get a fair trial. >> reporter: prosecutors say in 2017, while stationed in mosul, gallagher shot civilians. a young girl and an old man and stabbed a wounded isis fighter to death. took a photo with the corpse. sent it to friends. >> how do you explain the text he sent, the message, i got this one with my hunting knife. i got my knife skills. how do you explain that? >> that's a joke. >> what do you mean? >> like a funny joke? >> to guys in the s.e.a.l. teams, yeah, it's dark humor. >> reporter: gallagher denies all charges in a move that drew gasps in court and was released from pretrial confinement. >> in the case of u.s. v. gallagher, the only thing you can expect is the unexpected. >> reporter: he's right. first in an almost unheard of move, gallagher's comrades t

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nick watt is following this story for us. what do we know?, it is now more than eight days since this college senior was last heard from. the police have given us a ti timeline. she is at the airport for a little over an hour. she got boo a lyft and was dropped off at hatch park at 2:59 a.m. now, the lyft driver, police say, is not a suspect. he is cooperating fully with the investigation. and he has told police that mackenzie met somebody in that park at 3:00 a.m. that person had a vehicle. it's unclear, police will not tell us any information regarding that person. not even the gender or a description of the car. but that seems to be the focus right now. they're canvassing people in the area. right now, they say there is not even any evidence of foul play and they're appealing to mackenzie, if she is out there, to get in touch and let people know she's okay. >> nick watt, thank you for that. >>> under pressure from the church, a catholic high school in indianapolis has terminated a married, gay teacher. the school says it was forced to choo

clint watts a west point graduate, scratch golfer and so badly in need of a tailor.er break for us. when we come back, why many are asking why a certain story just isn't getting as much traction as you'd think. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for whole home freshness. >>> this isn't a happy or light topic, but perhaps it says something about our times that at this very moment and for the past several days our president stands accused in effect of rape. make no mistake, the allegation against this president is the most serious of all the allegations in the public domain by women against donald trump. the reaction to this story and t

i want to bring in nick watt in los angeles. of haven't cnn in santa nita horse deaths what are you hearing about the ban. >> listen, ana, jerry who willen dover is one of the most famous in american race attention and a successful traininger nearly $200 million in career earnings. we were told this morning that a horse died, one of his horses died as you mentioned in a training run. that is now the fourth horse that jerry who willen dover lost at santa nita out of 30. another two up algolden gate near san francisco since november. six horses. we were told by santa nita authorities and he and other trainers were under scrutiny. looking into perhaps whether trainers were running horses too hard and this they claim is the key. ov overmedicating the horses. it might take medication. might not feel the injury. hundreds hard on the injury, the leg breaks and leads to the horse being euthanized we heard from the trainer this morning and saying we rekbret that his record at golden gate and santa nita has been increasingly challenging a

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decline 5% each year, and certain products are exempted from the taxment as are the first 2.5 gig watts of cells. that drop in cost, coupled with corporate in investment, and utility companies turning to solar, should prove to be a boost for business now companies like peter's are working on finding skilled workers, a challenge industry-wide. peter offers 401(k), health insurance, and ongoing training to workers experienced installers can make up to $50 an hour. beyond just pay and benefits, the beauty is in seeing the finished product. >> just to see the work, how it looks, aesthetically, they always look good. >> peter is projecting some 11,000 to 12,000 solar installations this year alone. so finding workers is a top property they are facing challenges in recruiting, which is why the company is offering competitive benefits, becky. >> is there anything else besides state mandates with the growth >> utility companies are starting to invest more in that because consumers are asking for it it's also a way to save them money. >> kate, thank you. >> thank you. >> kate rogers whether you n

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. >>> i want to turn to shannon watts who is the founder of moms demand action for gun sense in america. she joins me by phone. your thoughts as you're watching this unfold yet again? >> it's just incredibly tragic that yet again in america, a community is devastated by gun violence. senseless, preventible gun violence. it appears to be in a workplace. we know that every high-income country is home to people who are unstable or disgruntled. and yet only america gives them easy access to arsenals and ammunition. >> i'm torn as a journalist and broadcaster here. we're watching this unfold. we have very scant details. we don't know the background of the shooter. people have died, the shooter has died, there are people in the hospital that our thoughts are with at this moment and the health care providers trying to help them come through. we don't know the acquisition of the gun, whether it was legally or illegally purchased. there's a difference, i suppose, in what the policy ramifications are. do you think it matters ultimately whether this gun was legally or illegally acquired in what yo

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a prequel pilot with naomi watts reportedly just started shooting across the pond after naomi's "g.o.te. >> i am binging it right now and studying. it's very exciting. >> we've heard that your character is a socialite with a dark secret. >> oh, "game of thrones" is known for its secrecy. >> we're going to tell you what's coming up next. >> still ahead -- >> we're taking you back to the scene of lindsay lohan's viral club. why it looks like this now. >>> then -- pink puts her marriage on display. her new video revealing the not so sweet side of love on the road. >> it's just -- it's insane. >>> and meet the hollywood tooth fairy. >> meryl normally has about three sets. >> from meryl to madonna, the man making fake choppers for celebs. >>> but first, spongebob squarepants celebrates 22 years of rowdiness with a live-action animated special. >> three, two, one -- go! >> they said we'd like to do a cameo, i said, can i do two? >> tartar sauce! >> david hasselhoff was in the 2004 spongebob movie. the special brings together all the voices behind the number one kids' animated series airing j

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houston texans star jj watt wants you to chip in to help buy it. take me through it.d tens of millions of dollars for very worthy charities, including the last hurricane, so he's known to have social media power but whataburger, that is a burger chain, it started in corpus christi, texas. there are 700 of them in the country, lot of them in the u.s. southeast. he's a big fan of that chicago-based private firm bought a huge chunk of this company so jj watt is saying listen, this is a texas company. if you are a fan of this burger joint, we should all get together, pool our money and buy that stake back from that chicago-based company. he has some menu ideas, basically saying don't change it. you have people weighing in on twitter saying what a shame. listen, this is a guy who could do it. we have seen him be able to pull together -- stuart: how much does he need? deirdre: it seems like for 700 shops, they don't give any kind of prices but the company is looking to perhaps go public. they have retained morgan stanley. it seems like the company that's based in chicago is

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that you know 5 watt tiny little computer is running its own rules and will look at that block and say you know what you broke the rules i reject it i don't care how much money you spent on it the work that miners. do does not have bally you because they did the work any more than digging a hole has value just because they cost a bunch of calories to dig it you have to dig holes where people find it valuable you have to do work that people find valuable with crypto currencies and so these are activated sought for merely changed what the hardware is of last resort decided to value in terms of the work that the miners were doing and so this put a huge asymmetric leverage in favor of the people running the 4 nodes and greatly decreased the the apparent power that the miners have because the miners can go mine as many blocks as they want but if nobody is going to give them a block reward that's valuable for doing that work well you just burned a bunch of electricity from that standpoint the belief was that in fact the users in aggregate the people running these nodes they get to decide whe