wiki lea ks could continue to be active. wiki leaks played could continue to be active.ig role in the us election, tried to get involved in the french election with the campaign of emmanuel macron. there was a story about real e—mail is mixed with fake e—mails. there was an interesting moment towards the end of the campaign with that. wiki lea ks end of the campaign with that. wiki leaks may end of the campaign with that. wiki lea ks may play end of the campaign with that. wiki leaks may play another role in the next few years. the guardian saying in the last three paragraphs, he attended a more conciliatory tone, saying his legal staff have contacted the uk authorities and hope to engage in a dialogue about what is the best way forward. whether we will see a change of strategy, i don't know. he could still be arrested by the british police if he leaves the embassy. that's the bottom line. there are arrest warrants issued for him. he is saying he has had seven years of not seeing his children grow up. i don't know what it must be like to spend your time trapped in a buil

leaked to wiki leaks, which published it.t. the nenew york times w wrote an article about this in 2010, which is very short t because nobody knew who this group was inin a talked about this weird, smalall transpaparency group had been decreed as an enemy of the state by the pentagon and had plotted to destroy it. i remember reaeading this artice thinking that t any group that e pentagon had declared an enemy of the state in secret was a group that merited a lot more attention and probably a lot of support. i did a bunch of research and found out wiki leaks had brought transparenency in all sorts of important ways to other parts of the world, africa, berlin, exposing the secrets of corporations and the government's. i talked about the promise that i thought wiki leaks held for exposing the worlds most powerful factions in bringiging liked what they were doing. i interviewed the group's founder and publish the audio tape of the interview. at the end of the article, i incurred people to donate money to the organization because i k

he told "fox5" that he has uncovered evidence that seth rich was communicating with wiki leaks before his death. 27-year-old seth rich was murdered july 10, 2016. sunday night. he was walking home late from a bar near his place in d.c. blooming dale neighborhood. police heard the gun shots. he was him and died at the hospital. the murder was sgrind as a boched robbery. but his wallet was not taken. twelve days after murder wiki leaks dumped a huge "catching cache of emails and julian julian assangeth fueled much speculation. they believe there is a cover up and says the police department was told to back down from the investigation. >> i have a source inside the police department that looked at me straight in the eye and said rod we were told to stand down in the case an i can not share information with you. that's highly unusual for a murder investigation. especially from a police department again i don't think comes from the skheevr's office. but i do believe there is a correlations between the ma mayor's office and the dnc. >> no, i, rod wheeler is a former d.c. police homicide det

wiki leaks jumped a huge that and the wiki leengz has fuld much we have heart from the private investigator fbi have not been cooperating as all. i believe the answer to solve thinks his on that be hain. >> but you have sours at the fbi saying there's information. >> for sure. >> that could liching. >> and that's confirmed. . >> rod, wheeler is a former d.c. homicide detectives. he'll have a report on that this morning and he's going to proyt us at 56780 live outside d.c. police headquarters, i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >>> 5:33 now. we continue to follow late nest disturbing revelation. white whoution is denying published rortion claiming president trump revealed highly classified information during a closed door meeting with russia for the washington most quoted that president trump shared deals of an isis seartist. >> she said trump discussed nature of certain -- >> 6 months after presidential election and hillary clinton is jumping out to urge them to sign up for most the pros gregive version for the country earning nearly 66 million in the lost election. >> we want to remin

he was emailing with wiki leaks. they dump aid large collection of emails from dnc. police previously suggested hi was killed in a boched rob robbery. >> a d.c. man that pleaded guilty to drunk driving and a crash that killed five people back in custody now. kenneth killly skipped out friday during sentencing. the victims' family remembers were told they were told by the court the location was monday prince george county after their family as murdered and her body can't be found. page allegedly murdered by h boyfriend. she was trying to leave him. he confessed to strangling her inside the apartment and putting her body in a storage bin and dumping it in the dumpster. >> he took her out in one of those plastic totes right and dumped her if a trash can to. me that's a howard. a man kill ago woym because she wants to leave you don't have that right. >> proctor has been arrests and charged with first and second degree murder. >> a security guard with montgomery county public schools is accused of having sex with a 14-year-old eightth grader. the girl's mother caught him

now claims are circling that staffer sent e-mails to wiki leaks before he was 11 months later his murder remains unsolved. d.c. police believe he died in a robbery gone wrong. a private detective has told fox news there is evidence on rich's computer that indicates an e-mail exchange between rich and wiki leaks. d.c.'s deputy mayor for public safety calls that claim preposterous. >> it is bad enough that as a city we lost a citizen. the fact that this is irresponsibly connected to a broader conspiracy theory adds to the pain. >> a d.c. lobbiest is offering a reward of more than $130,000 in the case. >>> top officials will be overseas tomorrow to brief allies on threat of isis. homeland security and tsa representatives are meeting with european counter parts amid new threats that planes through lap tops and tablets. the same concern that president trump reportedly brought up. the trump administration is close to expanding a ban on lap tops in airline cabins flying from europe to the u.s. >>> in just a few hours chelsea manning will be a free woman once known as bradley manning before tran

the reason the wiki leaks became an issue. i think it was wrong for wiki leaks to make that information public. the reason it became an issue is because hillary clinton didn't turn over her e-mails. that is where this all comes down to. she has the responsibility 100% on her own shoulders. >> sandra: simon, we all just heard from the former secretary of state talking about the military strike. president trump's military strike in syria. talking about the fact that she did support that. listen. >> yes, i did support it. i didn't publicly support it because there was -- that wasn't my role. but i did support it. but i am not convinced that it really made much of a difference. an i don't know what kind of potentially, you know, back room deals were made with the russians. >> sandra: simon, she supported the military strike, but she doesn't know what kind of back room deals were made with the russians. >> listen, i think the issue donald trump looking the other way, as russia continues to be an aggressive force around the world is

look at wiki leaks. you know? what's the involvement of anybody with the trump campaign and wiki leaks? and wiki leaks and russia? those are complicated thing. so we shouldn't set our expectations and expect that we will be frustrated tomorrow and the next day. 'cause we are. it's gonna take awhile to unravel this. >> melissa: a lot hangs on the new director of the fbi. that person is going to be under a lot of scrutiny. sir, thank you for joining us. >> certainly. my pleasure. >> melissa: another big story we've been following. the justice department launching a new push to crack down on drug crimes. jeff session ordering prosecutors to get tough on offenders with longer prison times. peter ducey is live in washington. so what is the legal rational for this policy, peter? >> reporter: the legal rational, melissa, is just to more strictly enforce laws that are already on the books, something that this white house does not think the last white house took very seriously. >> we are returning to the enforcement of the

russian intelligence cut outs and sympathetic organizations like wiki leaks and dc leaks then timed theolen victim data to maximize its political effect, manipulate public opinion and thereby influence the outcome of an election. long-time trump association roger stone admits having interacted with them. timing can matter. on october 7, just hours after the damaging access hollywood tapes of donald trump were made public, wiki leaks began publishing e-mails stolen from clinton campaign manager john podesta. so, yes again. assassination and political violence. last october russian military intelligence reportedly conspired to assassinate the then prime minister of montenegro as part of a coupe attempt. in 2004 the prime -- was disfigured when he was poisoned in a suspected attempt by russian agents. russian opposition figures are routinely the targets of state directed political violence. vladamir korimasa survived two attempts. thankfully we have no evidence of that happening here. investment control. key economic sectors. we learned from heather connolly's testimony in our last hearing

in the last few minutes sweden announced its dropping its rape investigation into wiki leaks foundern assange. assange has been holed up in a room at the ecuadorian embassy in london for the last 7 years. he feared if went he were extradited to sweden, that he would then be turned over to the us to face charges for releasing us secrets on wikileaks. at this hour, theres specualtion he could leave the ecuadorian embasssy as early as today. its unclear where he might or how uk officials will treat this. certainly a major story unfolding right now in london. neighbors in a southeast washington neighbors in a southeast washington mm after a car fatally strikes a six year old boy. residents held a birthday party for xavier lucky. he was hit by a car while crossing the street on his 6th birthday. now his family is asking the city to make changes to the street, to stop this from happening again. so far no charges have been filed against the driver involved in the accident. police tell us that officer did question that driver, who stopped and stayed on the scene. it's 5 xxx and coming up on

wheeler interrupted saying "sure" and "fox5" asks, that could link seth rich to wiki leaks and he oops then "absolutely, yeah, that is confirmed" in the past 48 hours rod wheeler said to other media outlets said he did not get information from fbi sources contradict what he told "fox5" on monday. since rod wheeler back trackeded fox attempted incessantly to communicate with him and he did not return calls or emails. on wednesday before the newscast he responded to our request via a telephone conversation where he wack tracks his position and wheeler dhark rises on the record and on camera statements as a if wheeler is working for seth rich's family wheeler told "fox5" the contract still stand, tie have not been severed. we reached out once again to the rich family today and through a spokesperson the family tells "fox5" the family reraid their doys pointment with rod wheeleder conduct over the last 48 hours and is exploring legal avenues to the family, tony. >> six months in jail. that is the sentence for a montgomery county man who pleaded guilty to disturbing case of animal cruelty.

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i was on the way to winning until a combination of jim comey's letter and russian wiki of peopleed doubtshat were inclined to vote for me that were scared off. tim: for more i spoke to our north american reporter. anthony, she has not gotten over it? : it is hard for anyone to get over this. bob will said he was sleeping like a baby after losing the election, waking up every two hours and crying. it is tough to get over. tim: clear in her mind is how and why she lost. anthony: jennings two major reasons. comey and theames letter to congress saying he was reopening the investigation into her email servers. and vladimir putin who she says he blames her for criticizing his election prior and he was getting revenge through the wikileaks revelation. tim: she is even more clear. she said if the election was october 27, she would have won. anthony: the early voting looked good. that comey letter and wikileaks came out and sank her campaign. quoted an independent election analyst saying that the polls were dipping and that was the cause. tim: that she was personally to blame as well in terms of b

manning was convicted in 2010 of nearly two dozen counts of leaking classified materials to wiki links hena daniels looks at what is next. >> reporter: private chelsea manning was released in fort leavenworth kansas this morning. manning served nearly seven years of a 35-year sentence for giving secret government documents to wikileaks. president obama commuted the sentence before leaving office. >> i feel very comfortable that justice has been served and that a message has still been sent. >> reporter: manning admitted to the disclosure, leaking state department documents and battlefield video to expose what she considered to be the military disregard for the effect of war on civilians. earlier this month, manning his attorney said his client is hopeful about the future. >> it's a combination of joy and excitement and nervousness about actually being out. >> reporter: chelsea was known as bradley before transitioning in prison. she attempted suicide twice last year and went on a hunger strike to protest what she said was a lack of treatment for her gender dysphoria. >> she is someone

army soldier sent to prison for releasing documents to wiki leaks.the time she was a 22-year-old named bradley. chelsea thank people for their support and say she is rebuilding her life. jonathan: 7 on your side with a consumer alert for drivers. remember the faulty takata airbags? car owners may soon be getting up to $500, part of a new consumer settlement that involves toyota, subaru, bmw, and mazda. the exact amount may vary. right now it amount waiting to be finalized. erin: despite being one game away from the conference finals, should the wizards make a drastic change? ralph northam: b atrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault weapons ban and close the gun show loophole, i took on the fight. i saw what those weapons can do as an army doctor during the gulf war. now, i'm listening carefully to donald trump, and i think he's a narcissistic maniac. whatever you call him, we're not letting him bring his hate into virginia. jonathan: breaking news, a

after handing nearly 750,000 files to wiki leaks. former president obama commuted her sentence as one of his final acts in office. >>> now to a violent melee caught on camera as what's known as embassy row in washington. a wild scene as protesters clash with bodyguards for turkey's president who had just met with president trump. andrea mitchell has the video and the fallout. >> you could call it a bodyguard riot. security men guarding turkey's president erdogan in one of washington's fanniest neighborhoods. 11 people injured, two seriously. two protesters arrested. only blocks from former president obama's house. and where ivanka trump and jared kushner live as well as secretary of state rex tillerson. erdogan's men stomping on victims. >> it appears to be unprovoked. and appears to be brutal. >> the attacks only hours after president trump rolled out the red carpet for turkey's strong man. >> it's a great honor to have president erdogan from turkey here. >> reporter: protesters crying out on erdogan's crackdown on dissidents back h

questions about conspiracy theories and whether their son died after allegedly giving dnc e-mails over to wikieaks. calls the theories baseless and unspeakably cruel. fox news retracted a story saying it did not reach the ethical standards. the statement did say that fox would continue to investigate the story. >>> it is the biggest fire in the history of prince georges county. new tonight the hundreds of first responders who helped put this blaze out were recognized by the college park city council. you may remember it took days to put out the flames at this apartment building on burr win house road. no one was seriously hurt but the fire did about $40 million in damage. >>> at first glance it looks pretty authentic but police tell us thieves are using fake money to buy things from unsusp a maryland college student thought a man she met online paid her $500 cash for her old iphone. he gave her an envelope full of movie money. the fake cash used in film shoots. many police departments suggest doing handoffs outside police stations. >>> a bittersweet day for class of 2017. while mourning the vi

hillary clinton talked about the 2016 election, blaming herself and, in part, looking at factors like wiki leaks and the information released by james comey as reasons for her defeat in 2016. we will show you those comments. who want to get your thoughts about the 2016 laws. democrats, if you want to let us know, (202) 748-8000 republicans -- independence -- -- independents -- those calls when "washington journal" continues. ♪ >> he once called for the planet.of pluto as a sunday, astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson will be our guest on "in-depth." >> our moon as small as it was compared to earth, is five times the mass -- the mass of pluto. pluto lovers were never told that. welcome to the company of informed people regarding pluto. >> send facebook questions for mr. tyson. he is he authored several books, including welcome to the universe, death by blackhole, and astrophysics for people in a hurry. --day on q&a, defense mental >> completely embarrassed united states navy and shocked the culture that people were to provide information about ship movements. in other things as well exchange

the wiki leaks founder, chilli massage, claims a personal victory to me as sweden drops a long—runningforget. —— julian assange. also in the programme: the disgraced former us congressman anthony weiner

and he has more ovdz on taper than he has a showing how many times seth lych was in contact with wiki leaks and when. melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >>> checking out top stories 7:03. prince george county family looking forclosure after a family member was killed and 41-year-old terkessa page was murdered by procter. he told police hel till her and jumpeded her body. charged with first and second degree murder. >> the woman arrested three times in less than a week trying toy jump the whis house fence is back in court. this time for status hearing. the 38-year-old woman whose name is marcy wall was initially arrested xwk on march 2 1. she had a backpack back and other wumz. >> report president trump revealed highly classified information from russian officials. the information was shared last week during the oval office. >> they strongly deny the report and just in the past hour russian foreign ministry came out denying it and as fovrming's -- question. the president brought authority. did he go to far inadve inadvertently. democrats were quick to pile on. what happened in this me

the wiki leaks founder, chilli massage, claims a personal victory to me as sweden drops a long—runninge investigation against him. that is not something that i can forgive. this is not something i can forget. —— julian assange. also in the programme: the disgraced former us congressman anthony weiner pleads guilty to sending obscene material to a 15—year—old girl. hello and welcome to bbc news. donald trump's presidency has run into further controversy, after two separate american newspapers made two new allegations about possible links between the white house and russia. the first relates to a meeting the president had with russian officials with the new york times claiming donald trump told them "i just fired the head of the fbi. he was crazy, a real nut job," "i faced great pressure because of russia. that's taken off". and then this from the washington post: "the law enforcement investigation into possible coordination between russia and the trump campaign has identified a current white house official as a significant person of interest... ..the senior white house adviser under scr

counter terrorism his career and most recent books "the plot to hack america" how putin, cyber spies and wiki leaks tried to hack america. >> the plot came out of hacking isis while we were writing "hacking isis" we found there were two hacks that were done against tv in france and another one against german, germany's parliament, which were attributed to isis and so while we were studying that, we learned that the methodologies, the malware that was introduced and the place where the servers terminated that were stealing the information, were certainly not isis, that are what are now known as atp 28, cozy bear. cozy bear was the name that crowd struck the cyber security company gave for their interpretation of this malware package that belonged to russian military intelligence, the gru. >> sunday night at 8 eastern on cspan's q and a. [ applause ] good evening, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for inviting me. i am delighted to see so many guests from the united states, as well as the nations of asia. please, enjoy your stay in japan. it has been more than four years since i have re

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calorie accusations and i insinuations including some delivered permanently by vladimir putin, via wiki licks and then just as -- wikileakss and then as we appeared to be stuffed to brim and the attention turned though trumpish behavior that has shaken michelle obama and other women to her core we are were presented with a flaming dessert courtesy of james comey. the next couple of sections which i won't treat you describe how the e-mail scandal got constructed by the press. part one is called the scandal. it's born. part two is called, clinton becomes a criminal, courtesy of "the new york times." part three is called, clinton is vindicated but no one knows it some may have on she rachel maddow show after the state department produced their report on how the e-mail systems were handled and she came out with this huge stack of paper which represented how they're supposed to keep and classify their e-mails, just a completely archaic, disshelved, cumbersome system. which led some people to conclude that there's really -- what is going on here is just a mess of a system. nothing to do with

former army soldier was initially sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking to wiki leaks.manning is expected to move back to maryland. >> anacostia river received an f for app you'll report card. there's good news there the anacostia watershed society said tim proved from last year coming one year ahead deadline to come up with a plan and if you're in virginia and are under the affordable care act you could pay more. they could go up as much as 20% in 2018. last year premium rates on the exchange rose 16%. >> ceo of quantus airlines that had a pie shoved into his face will press charges against the man. it happened during a business breakfast in australia. the man that's did it was upset with his support of same-sex marriage. >> 5:15 the time. let's look outside with flower moon in full bloom. >> gorgeous. >> really is. >> 50 right now. warming up adds the day goes on. michael thomas talks about it. >> back to where we should be in the mid 70s. i mened this before o review and back to the rain and cool temperatures tomorrow. bigger warm-up next week. hang in there warm tem

she was spnsed to 35 years for leaking to wiki leaks and former president obama granted her clemency in his final days in office. manning indicated she plans to move to maryland. >>> officials with golden state -- bridge say they're taking steps to make sure thrill seekers don't replace the student that's happening on north tower and dangling from bridge by bare hand. there's no word if these two dare devils will face charges. >> i can't stand looking at the video you can math liking at it. >> hairline secure sti united states considers expanding laptop ban. >> not a good look this morning. water main break there. somebody's mini got caught in the middle. "weather and traffic on the 5s" next but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. ♪♪ ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to hel

byanted president obama after being convicted of espionage for giving classified government materials to wiki has been released from a kansas military prison. private chelsea manning served seven years of a 35-year sentence at fort leavenworth, previously known as bradley manning, the former intelligence analyst in iraq said she wanted to expose what she considered to disregard. military's of the effects of war on civilians. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up, i will be speaking to the cfo of blackstone group to get his thoughts on the turmoil in taxington, the need for reform, and the outlook for his business. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. white house controversies have dominated, site lighting the gop 's legislative agenda, including tax reform -- sidelining the gop's legislative agenda. cfoing me is michael chae, for the blackstone group. first, do you have any inside information from the white house on what is going

>> eric: oddly enough, he finishes 100 days and the wiki finishes, we might get health care which willeform. i asked him about time frame on that. i said what about infrastructur infrastructure? >> eboni: i think tax reform and infrastructure is where he should have started. >> i'm going to tell you here and now. an attempt to add more jobs by creating factories, it's going to lead to fewer jobs. 18 months, 24 months from now, if you look at the total employment for every company he's bragged about, they will have fewer employees. he doesn't recognize thatch. >> what do you think about the next 100 days? >> i think what he's learned in the first 100 is going to help in the second. process matters. >> eric: he got burned by that that. let's be honest. health care, right? paul ryan was the one who came up with health care plan and said to president trump, i can sell this. and trump, if he has a strike against them, he believed paul ryan. >> he learned that. >> trust and verify? >> he's got to learn some of the basics. he doesn't -- >> eric: you bought the mavericks. you weren't perfect i

was convicted for stealing nearly a million pages of documents and videos that were handed over to wiki-leaks. manning's sentence was commuted in january by former president obama. ( darya ) police have arrested a man connected to a murder in fairfield. 20-year-old jefferson tara was arrested last night for the murder of raymond mcdonald. mcdonald was shot and killed on march 14th. tara has been booked in the solano county jail. he is charged with murder and attempted murder. police have not said what may have motivated the shooting. ( darya ) pacifica police arrest a man after finding thousands of child pornography images on a computer in his home. 28-year old marlon ramirez was arrested after police served a search warrant at a home. pacifica police and the fbi were able to recover 14-thousand pornographic images from devices inside the home. ramirez has been booked into the san mateo county jail. ( james ) also in pacifica, police are looking for two people who burglarized five homes in a span of just nine hours. here is a look at where the homes were burglarized. it happened on monday bet

colluding with this president vis-a-vis wiki links, they never vetted barack obama or talked about his atrocious record. to me, i think they feel justified. they don't see anything wrong and what they are doing. maybe i'm wrong, maybe they do see it and don't care. maybe they think their worldview is so superior to conservatives. >> culturally, it's almost a religious cult. they believe deeply and passionately in their worldview. they believe in imposing it on others. if you watch on college campuses, i talked to college republicans who feel it's almost unsafe. to be openly for trump on some of the campuses they attend. professors who routinely in effect blackmailed the students. i talk to somebody whose daughter refuses to answer honestly how she feels in her law school class because if she answered honestly, her teacher would knock her grades down. you really do have a course of left trying to put impose its values on the country. they are rabid now because trump beat them. he won. they are terrified. >> sean: he is a winning still still. look at saturday night. i think that's a big

and we also add that republicans, specifically congressional republicans love to leaks when it was wikiaks. they thought it was the latest thing out there. now it's things they don't want to talk about the possible collusion between trump campaign and russia, suddenly leaks and unmasking is the problem. you need to talk about both issue. >> before i wrap up this issue, the special counsel, robert muller, what do you anticipate coming from him? he's widely known throughout washington in america, some that people really applaud from both sides of the aisle. what you think he has to do to bring this to a close. it might take years. >> it could take years. i think we will just get silence. there will be footage of him going to work everyday. when we hear something from him it will be very simple, i recommend john smith to be prosecuted or we have found no finding and no wrongdoing. the special counsel can't released to the public the detailed findings, even if everyone is innocent and nothing bad happened. the only person who could do that as the attorney general but in this case will be de

two of the hollywood access tape being made public, the russian theft of john podesta's e-mails hit wiki leaks. what a coincidence. i mean, you just can't make this stuff up. so did we make mistakes? of course we did. did i make mistakes? oh, my gosh, yes. you know, you'll read my confession, and my request for absolution. but the reason why i believe we lost were the intervening events in the last ten days. >> amy, you and your coauthor have pulled off something not all authors are able to do. you have taken a story that we know the ends of -- >> right. >> and yet in the reading of it, it is suspenseful and revealing, every page on through it. what was it like to be you watching the candidate, having arrived at her closing argument, how she sees this race in the rearview mirror. >> was that about the way you thought it would go today? >> yeah. i mean, it was kind of surprising. she was a little looser than i expected actually. >> but closer to the candidate you came to though on road? >> i think so. i think her acknowledgment was something today, that she was the candidate, that she act

. >> i was on the way to winning until the combination of jim comey letter on kokt 2 and russian wiki leaks raised doubts in the mind of people who were inclined to vote for me and got scared off. as nate silver, who you kno independent analyst and one concerned to be very reliable concluded if the election were october 27 i would be your president and it was not. >> president trump taking to twitter overnight fbi director comey as the best things that happened to hillary clinton and he gave her a free pass from any bad deeds. phony trulp russia story was excuse as justification for losing election. s perhaps drump ran a good campaign. >> and comey is supposed to testify today. it will not address the hero's investigation into the calmp campaign. on monday a bomb shell could emerge from former acting attorney general sally yates testifies on the hill. she's expected to reveal she warned the white house about michael flynn russia contacts. >>> when we come back, apple missed mark with in what the ceo is blaming for sloyr than expected iphone sales. >> and live look outside as we head t

will he say i got marching orders from donald trump to deal with asaj, to communicate with russia on wiki leaks. he behaves like a guilty man trying to get away with a crime and the press for him is the enemy because they're the ones that are relentless. >> whether you think that -- have you ever seen a presidency that has had or a president that's had such a crediblity problem? and i'll preface it by reading something in the new york times about the trump administration contradictions surrounding james comey, the firing there. he says, this is in part, truth be told, the inses isn't lying and the apparatus he has built many the white house means that nothing they say is to be believed anyway. but this of a different nature. this says to america, i'm going to tell you a lie that is so outrageous that you will want to believe that some part of it is true to preserve your faith in truth, democracy and man kind. what do you think of that? >> striking, isn't it? listen, don, we've had examples of presidents lying to the public on a consistent basis now for at least a generation. lynn don john

russia to attack the democratic national committee and john podesta computers and then worked with wiki leaks. that is a pretty specific and outlandish cry. otherwise collusion is just contacts with. contacts with russia are not necessarily -- there's nothing wrong with that. so the charge needs to be substantiated and no one to date has been able to do that. >> sandra: to your point there's no evidence that trump or anybody he was working with on his campaign actually worked with them to impact the outcome of the election. >> well, that's right. this is what the critics can't face. they want to throw the word collusion around. i do have faith in the fbi. i believe, sandra, let the fbi look into this. let bob mueller get to the bottom of it. he will be able to figure it out. i also know how washington works. i have a strong suspicion that these activities began almost a year ago. if there was evidence that something was wrong like i just suggested, we would have known about it a long time ago. it would have leaked. >> sandra: what about michael flynn pleading the fifth? how does that ch

i can imagine if the wiki said i can't come out tonight because she's too much of an objectivist. >> you don't talk about politics at the table. thankfully they take it passionately. kennedy: passionate like cheesecake. thank y'all so much. know me jonathan and cat. he did it right by bringing cheesecake. uber is an race against south driving cars. some argue that technology could mean they end of the ride hailing company and industry as we know it. we will explain in tonight's trivia question which is how much money is it worth i'm worried i can't find a safe used car. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfax? now the car you want and the history you need are easy to find. show me used minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search and get free carfax reports at the all-new carfax.com. kennedy: before the break i asked how the break i asked how much is uber worth 860 million, 12 billion, 34 billion or 60 going dollars. according to "the wall street journal" the answer is

this wiki delayed a lawsuit addressing the csrs.re you working with the white house to make sure those are paid? >> guest: because when a lawsuit this is an average of powers lawsuit. i have to be careful. we just filed a status on monday i think we file it. as we passed the bill out of the house waiting for the senate to act on it, i think will get an extension because this is unresolved here but we're making a difference in resolving if you were working in corning with the white house to make sure that i want market stabilization. csr is is one way but if we don't replace this law which is not going to work. he talked to the actuaries of these injuries was something i actually enjoy doing, that's how weird i am, you know, it's really not working. the whole deal was with going to make young people overpay for the healthcare to subsidize everybody else. this mandate will work. well, they didn't do it. the penalty for not getting insurance is a whole lot lower than the premiums. if you can wait until you get sick to get healthcare, t

top prosecutor released a statement saying she has decided to discontinue a rape investigation into wikif the expander 28 ringing and into a seven-year legal stand up. this morning he tweeted " detained for seven years without charge while my children grew up and my name was slander. i do not forgive or forget." he has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london since 2012 in an effort to avoid swedish arrest warrants. despite today's announcement, he is unlikely to leave the embassy immediately. he has previously expressed concern he would could end up being accident to the u.s. over allegations of revealing government secrets through wikileaks and british police said he is still wanted for jumping bill in britain in 2012. >>> i man from lafayette who suffered a heart attack at the oakland airport in's february had a chance to think the four nurses who saved his life. yesterday the men were honored with a proclamation from the city for their heroic efforts. in february, stephen kershner and his wife are planning to fly to seattle to visit stephen's mother but stephen suddenly coll

was convicted for stealing nearly a million pages of documents and videos that were handed over to wiki-leaksng's sentence was commuted in january by former president obama. ( james ) still ahead ... the penalty phase for antolin garcia-torres enters it's second day. and we're going to tell you about the troubling thing a sheriff's deputy found while sierra lamar's killer was in custody that is just coming to light. and next... walking is a great way to lose weight but doctors say there is something else you should do to burn more calories. we'll explain after the break. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. overturn accident nb 101 after 380 still blocking and backing up traffic ( darya ) if you are walking for exercise you may be doing it wrong. according to doctors, there are strategies you can use to burn more calories while you walk.( james ) experts say you should try walking at least 10 thousand steps a day and then work your way up to 15-th

they were proven to have collu colluded with hillary clinton vis-a-vis wiki laecks. they were in their camp. the author of the brand-new book coming out soon, it's on amazon.com and hannity.com, understanding trump, former speaker of the house, house republican newt gingrich. he said, by the way, james comey be careful. by the way, james comey by the end of next week will probably be an msnbc contributor, that's only my guess, because he's in the tank as everyone else and he did such a bad job but now they're saying trump said there might be tapes. he's threatening james comey, with what? his own words? >> look, i think you have it basically right. we're in the middle of a cultural civil war. virtually all the elite media's on the other side. they wake up every morning and they say, i know trump did something horrible. what was it? and that's the base of their d day. it's to track down the horrible thing that they know has happened. um, and i think frankly, the president ought to shift gears entirely. get off all of this washington insider baloney and go back to chan

the first paragraph or second paragraph in any -- it used to be the encyclopedia, but now it will be wiki pedia. we do have 17 intelligence agencies that said they tried to influence the election so she'd got a lot of fire power behindor on that. >> when the fbi comes back with this investigation in months or years, it may be in the first sentence of the story about -- >> the history of 2016. >> it's possible. i mean we're going to know more when the history books are really written than we know now about exactly what russia did and what role if any trump associates played. >> i think she's going to make the case -- i thought it was interesting. she didn't just blame comey the other day, but she blamed the russian hacking and all that stuff with john podesta, which seems a little bit distant now to most people. what was that about? what vote changed because of john podesta? but she said it scared people. scared. i thought it was an interesting idea. it scared people away from voting for her. >> i think what the hacking did was brought up the question of e-mails every day. so there was a c

roger wiki talking to a boys state state -- today. a symposium exploring educational opportunity in the u.s. since brown v. board of education. the decision declared state law establishing separate schools for white and laxatives to be unconstitutional -- white and black students to be unconstitutional. tonight, economists discuss government programs on the poor. took part and talked about social security. >> we ran some of the numbers. we just ran these with the actuaries of the social security administration. instead of having the taxes taken from the paychecks of workers every week, what if we 10% of the- set paycheck go to an ira account and they just accumulate the interest over the 45 years we work. 10% ofif you did that comparedo social security and assume an average rate of return, the average poor person would not benefit fromgher having this individual account, but they would be able to leave a million dollars for their kids. has robbedecurity every low-income family of a million dollars. that is not something you will hear

this wiki is looking at labour's prospects. we are here above a pub in halifax.founded and hence the oak panels and the stained—glass windows. we are here to talk about politics with a bit of a curry. we know all of you voted for brexit. what are you looking for in the person who leads the negotiations. somebody strong and who will get the best deal for britain. we are not going to take the 85 billion euros building they throw at us. confident. not easily led. nicola? throw at us. confident. not easily led. nicola ? strong. throw at us. confident. not easily led. nicola? strong. use a trustworthy as well? yes. that is what you want, so is there anyone who feels that role at the moment? nigel farage. he is staying in europe to make sure we get a decent deal when we come out. we need someone who does not exist at the moment. somebody with a bit of backbone. we need somebody who is a realist and who will listen to the people and take what the people have spoken. somebody who understands the needs of somebody from a working—class background, not somebody born with a

national security agency that was exposed by wiki-leaks. an investigation is still in the early stages.. grant and vicki? (grant) lawyers suing wells fargo on behalf of customers... say the bank may have opened up to three-point- five million unathorized accounts. that's one- point-five million more than bank regulators disclosed last year.. in a court filing today lawyers told a federal judge they believe the millions of accounts were opened over the last 15 years. a wells fargo spokesperson said this new estimation by lawyers is unverified and based on a hypothetical scenario. lawyers are now asking the judge to approve a one -hundred- and -ten million dollar settlement. (vicki) if you have state farm insurance you could soon get some money. about 250- thousand californians will get a refund of up to 55-dollars for over charges made between december 8th and mid-february. this only applies if you have homeowners or renters policies. the state insurance commissioner says he ordered state farm to cut its rates... but they did not comply. sta

counter terrorism his career and most recent books "the plot to hack america" how putin, cyber spies and wiki leaks tried to hack america. >> the plot came out of hacking isis while we were writing "hacking isis" we found there were two hacks that were done against tv in france and another one against german, germany's parliament, which were attributed to isis and so while we were studying that, we learned that the methodologies, the malware that was introduced and the place where the servers terminated that were stealing the information, were certainly not isis, that are what are now known as atp 28, cozy bear. cozy bear was the name that crowd struck the cyber security company gave for their interpretation of this malware package that belonged to russian military intelligence, the gru. >> sunday night at 8 eastern on cspan's q and a. [ applause ] good evening, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for inviting me. i am delighted to see so many guests from the united states, as well a

counter terrorism his career and most recent books "the plot to hack america" how putin, cyber spies and wiki leaks tried to hack america. >> the plot came out of hacking isis while we were writing "hacking isis" we found there were two hacks that were done against tv in france and another one against german, germany's parliament, which were attributed to isis and so while we were studying that, we learned that the methodologies, the malware that was introduced and the place where the servers terminated that were stealing the information, were certainly not isis, that are what are now known as