. >> yang: judy, facebook is at the center of a firestorm on both sides of the atlantic.was sparked when the "new york times" and the british newspaper "the guardian" icported that cambridge analytica, a pol data firm that worked for the trump campaign, harvested private information from more than 50 million facebook profiles, and that facebook never told the users. wspapers aid the firm us that information to target political messages. we are now joined by senator ama klobuchaemocrat from minnesota, who is on the senate judiciary committee. >> yang: i know earlier today you sent a letter to senator irassley, chan of the judiciary committee, with your republican colleague john kennedy of louisiana, calling for hearings and for markrg zuckero be called to testify. have you heard back there the chairman? do you have any sense whether the chairman is going to do that? >> well, we have heard he is considering it, which i would imagine he will do, and i thi i will talk to him personally omorrow. t i think it's important that we have a hearing abo cambridge analytica and get th

for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang.ruff: president trump announced his plan to combatde nationpioid drug addiction today, calling for stronger punishments on drug dealers, including the death penalty. william brangham repor >> brangham: the preside h flew to newpshire to make his announcement, a state he once called "a drug-infested den." it h highest death rate from opioid overdoses.ch but in mter today, mr. trump vowed more aggressive prosecution, including the deatf penalty for ckers. >> iwe don't get tough on th drug dealers we're wasting our time, just remember that, we're wasting our time. and that toughness includes the death penalty. >> brangham: federal law already allows for executions in cases that involve murders committed dung drug-related crimes. the human rights group "harm reduction international," based in london, says the united states and 31 other countriesen have the deathty for drug crimes. only seven routinely carry out executions. earlier this month, mr. trump cited two of those, singapore and chi

john yang followed some of the students as they prepared forth e big day. >> yang: 17-year-old high schooli stout has visited her sister jenny in washington before, but thisime is different. on valentine's day, liz was inch her a.p. psyogy class at igrkland, florida's marjory stoneman douglash school when a teenager armed with an ar-15 sault style rifle killed 17 of her schoolmates, teachers and administrators and wounded 14 other now she's in washington for tomorrow's anti-gun-violence "march for our lives." >> i've heard too often that we're too young to make a change. >> yang: she's haunted by what she saw inhat classroom-- witnessing the death of fellow student carmen schentrup. >> you know, i came to school that day to get an education. my teacher opened up a lesson on personality, and next thing you know, we're crowded on top of each other behind a desk, and we run out and she's dead. and it's still, even saying it still, talking about it, doesn't wrap around my head. but that's why i came up to d.c. because she deserved to live. >> yang: how are youoing? >> it's been rough getting a

john yang has our report. >> yang: students returned to marjory stoneman douglas high f hool classrooms this morning, amid reminders oe valentine's day killings. >> we're never going to be back to gormal, but it's going to us in the right direction again. >> yang: makeshift memorials re piled high with flowers. some brought signs of encouragement. there was a heavy policeen pr. >> oh, wow there are a lot of police. oh my goodnessyeah that is a lot. n >> yang: therly 3,300 students began the day with fourth perd, the classes that were underway when the shooting started two weeks ago today. >> we start the day in the class where the event took place, so ike gonna be a little sad and like weird. but i'm just glad to see everybody that i spent the hard time with and see that they're all okay. >> yang: 14-year-old jamie guttenberg was killed in the shooting. today, her father watcd as classmates went back to school without her. >> it's the safest school in america right now. so, as long as it stays that way, i guess i'm okay. and i think it'll stay that way for the rest of this year with all

our john yang is here to fill us in with what we know.hn we have been hearing h.r. mcmaster might be out for some time. what has happened? whatbout -- how did he and the president get along? >> this is another one of these long-living, long, slow death of me, reas fiogrs tioncehdof t upon the president wheern, aft michael flynn had to resign -- or was fired at his first national security advisor. he was a -- he is a three-star general, he's activservice in the army, maintained service in the army but in announcement tonight says he will retire from the army which is a little of a spies because there have been reports out of the pentagon the people were looking for a four-star job that could be a nice, soft landing for hie but o never really gelled according to people in the administration. he didn't like the president -- the president didn like the way mcmaster briefed hem. he felt like mcmaster was lecturing him, which is something this president does not like. w they have mutually agreed, according to the white house statement, that mcmaster willgn re >> woodruff:

for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang.oodruff: we'll look at the president's propos length after this news summary. in the day's other news, british prime minister theresa declared it's "highly likely"us thata was behind the poisoning of former russian spyl sergei skrnd his daughter. but russia's foreign ministry dismissed that accusation as a "circus show." alex thomson of independent television news has our report. a week and day on, it is the attempted murder inquiry with no suspect people, only suspect places, suspected of contamination. sergei skripal's house cordsonned from the public view at ground level, sooo the restaurant zz, the grave yard where his wife and son lieub buried, then the city center. and the list of places of interest to investigators widened today. the prime minister said the nerve agent used was novichok reduced in rus sints '80s, a dispicible act, she said.en >> the goverhas concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against sergei and julia skripal. mr. speaker,

but as john yang reports, its members are split on the findings. >> yang: the republicans on the -mmittee have written a 1 page draft report. texas representative mike conaway, who led the investigation, summathe findings on fox news.th >> yes, e russians tried to interfere with our election process. yes, they had cyber attacks, active measures going on.ld we cind no evidence of collusion between either cauaign and the rssians. and we also have some recommendations, will have recommendations that speak to what we do with elections going forward, how important it is for americans to be on guard. the process is sacred to our economy. >> yang: conaway also said there is no evidence the russians were trying to help the trump aign, a finding that's a odds with both the judgement of the intelligence community and a recent federal grand jury indictment. for the democrats' view, we are now joined by representative adam schiff of california, the committee's top democrat. mr. sheriff, thanks for being with us. you presumably have seen the same evidence that the republicans on the committee looked a

we have a big story about all of it all on our web site. >> yang: great.a, thank you very much. >> sreenivasan: also on capitol hill, lawmakers weighed in on ent trump's phone call, one that was not originally scheduled to happen. yamiche alcindor reports on the controversial call between mr. trump and russian president vladimir putin. >> reporter: the snow showed no signs ofetting up in washington today, d d neither dicriticism of president trump, and his phone call congratulating russian president vladimir putin on his landslide re-election. >> what is the president thinking? what is he congratulating him for? for being great at hacking into americs' voting rights? t >> ink putin is a criminal. i wouldn't have a conversation with a criminal. >> i think he's afraid of the president of russia. well, i think one can speculate as to why. that the russians might have something on him personally, that they could always roll out and make his life more difficult. >> reporter: president trump had no public events today, but instead took to twitter, claiming other

hn yang explores what is ahead. >> yang: judla for the very st, we're joined by erica werner, who covers congress fori the "wton post." erica, we can onl -- welcome to? >> well, it's uncertain. li kededenos lytow, do, that isnd n ed gerttosmou tht ief sthiewnt lasted just several hours if course of one night when he held up a spenng bill that was actually the precursor setting the parameters to the bill thsa he has not sai tod dwho.a he would have the ability again cause to have the compressed ings up.o force a showdown if he he's spent the day jewhoes etinthg hisi nting out things that he views as unnecessary spending, but he has not said what he'toins g do sh. owdown, how long will it last? >> it would not be loger than a day. perhaps a little bit longer than the ability to hold the flan ser so, dending on mc hconnowell tries to enforce e rules. so we are so close, though, to that deadline which is would be able to, if h hld things -- protected tm as long as he could, force a showdown efor some period of time. usheasotedofh tt pass grumbling from aint?oc >> that's right conservatives i

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this is the man doing the running between pianka yang and washington d.c. and he's failing reached a major milestone. i told president president from you know meeting north korean leader kim jong un. is committed. to do provide. kim pledged that north korea really did freeing from any for the nuclear war this old tests then he expressed this and you're going to meet president trump that's as possible it is a sentiment shared by the u.s. president hu confirmed that a meeting is being planned. to historic breakthrough comes after south korean negotiators held talks simpy on yang on monday it was here they learned that denuclearization was on the menu. far from giving up their bombs in recent years north korea has been ratcheting up its mesereau program and the threats. from fired back with warnings of annihilation and insults for kim jong il. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. on the front lines of this conflict the capitals of the korean peninsula relief and distrust so it is good news now everything is heading the right way b

h >> yang: td of the new commission, education secretary betsy devos, said this morning the focus wouldbeyond just gun control. >> there are a number of issues nt the table now that can be passed and imple quickly and surely, and the president has urged congress to do those things. y g: the administration's proposals includes backing the so-called "fix nics" bill, which seeks to improve national instant criminal backgroundec system-- or "nics." it would not expand background checks, but would require states and federal agencies to make sure information is in the stem. the white house also called for expanding mental health treatment to better identify students who could become violent, and working with states to provide weapons training for teachers. to buy assault-style rifles from 18 to 21, even though president trump said repeatedly he would do that. >> we're going to work on getting the age up to 21 instead of 18. it doesn't make sense that i have to wait until i'm 21 to get a handgun but i can get a apon at 18. >> yang: during a session with lawmakers last month, he pressed republi

and north korean leader kim jong un has welcomed delegates from the south to come on yang for the first time since he took office in two thousand and eleven the visit is aimed at easing a standoff over north korea's nuclear ambitions john yang's state media quoted kim jong un as saying he wants to advance times with the sun. while the last twenty four hours have been the deadliest for civilians in the syrian rebel held enclave of eastern good since the recently established un backed cease fire at least sixty eight people have been killed and several hundred wounded as government war planes resumed bombarding the enclave the russian military has now offered rebels and their families safe passage out of the area but a rebel spokesman has dismissed this calling it a policy of forced displacement on monday and aid convoy was allowed into the area but deliveries have been suspended due to continued military action for more now we're joined by alan mcdonald he's from save the children and joins us from the jordanian capital amman alan the red cross has finally managed to get an aid convoy int

john yang has more on newly- ed hacking attacks by russia here at home. >> yang: judy, the administration accused russia of a series of cyberattacks on american and european power plants, water facilities and electrical grids. officials say the intrusions began in 2015, and continued through last year. while the hackers had their rengers on the switches, so to speak, they appaly did not actually shut off power. the f.b.i. and other agencies tracked the hackers, and allege that russian intelligence is sponsible. for more on these attacks, and the wir cyber battlefield, i'm joined by david kennedy, the founder of tsted-sec, a tech security firm. david, thanks so much for joining us. now, does this mean that they still have their fngers on those switches and can sort of wreak havoc at will? >> the eney grid in the facilities aren't like one interconrocted system. hout the united states there are a number of companies and it's a disjointed system. soihe f.b.i. is workingth all these different companies trying to fiend out what level of access they had to boot them out. there still could be ac

name sounds awfully familiar story we've seen it before on a sign in a side the recruitment agency in yang gone that we discovered in two thousand and sixteen was illegally sending girls to singapore you also say. this was despite men must ban on women working overseas as domestic workers. the website for the company lists several phone numbers. when we cross check them against the contact list of the country's politicians we find a match one of the numbers belongs to us and song play tongue. we decided to give him a cool. well zero. zero zero. zero. zero. we try the second number on the website. this time we have better luck. oh good good. always remember no. oh who did some research a says she's looking to send a nineteen year old domestic worker to singapore and a friend has recommended the agency but the woman says she's no longer able to help . and i think. you know me. you know. i don't i don't want to know me again i don't want to know all lose you know. you know. if what she says is true louis was managing director of a company involved in illegally sending domestic workers to sing

change of heart is in part thanks to south korea this is the man doing the running between pianka yang and washington d.c. and he's finally reached a major milestone. for president president from you know meeting north korean leader kim jong un he's committed to. him pledged that north korea really good freeing from any for the nuclear war this so tests that he thrust is the eagerness to meet president from that phone as possible it is a sentiment shared by the u.s. president who confirmed that a meeting is being planned. for historic breakthrough comes after south korean negotiators held talks on monday it was here they learned that denuclearization was on the menu. far from giving up their bombs in recent years north korea has been ratcheting up its meso program and the threats. fired back with warnings of annihilation and insults for kim jong il. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. on the front lines of this conflict the capitals of the korean peninsula relief and distrust so it is good news now everything is heading the right way that judging from kim

the historic breakthrough comes after south korean negotiators held talks simpy on yang on monday it was here they learned that denuclearization was on the menu. far from giving up their bombs in recent years north korea has been ratcheting up its mesereau program and the threats. fired back with warnings of annihilation and insults for kim jong il. rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime. on the front lines of this conflict the capitals of the korean peninsula relief and distrust. it is good news now everything is heading the right way. judging from kim jong un's character i don't think he will get a weapon he's easily. but i can't believe either of them i don't know what's in trump's head and i'm doubtful he is serious about this meeting. details are still being worked out on when and where exactly trump will come face to face with his a valued enemy. whether they see eye to eye is another matter entirely. let's get more on this from a how does that most who's professor of korean studies and brilliance of a university you know well come to be doubly let's

do need to see a better regulatory framework and that is likely to be the case this year that's one yang of fidelity international joining me from long kong catherine thank you for your insight. a compromise between the united states and the european union over a new u.s. import tariffs could be reached during this week as according to germany's economy minister peter altmire he's in washington for talks with the u.s. secretary of commerce wilbur ross he said it's still possible to reach at least a provision or a solution that can avoid triggering a trade conflict new u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum are set to come into effect by friday. he's only just arrived in office but the newly minted german economy minister is already faced with a difficult mission. must avoid a trade war with the united states. there's a lot at stake here jobs in germany and europe the trade relationship with the united states as well as the trade architecture of the whole world should take two or innovate in. the new tariffs come into force on friday and in some ways the german and european steel industries c

do need to see a better regulatory framework and that is likely to be the case this year has been yang of fidelity international joining me from long kong catherine thank you for your insight facebook shares have taking a bit of tape because on the stock market the shaving more than thirty billion dollars off the value of the company the nearly seven percent tumble marks the stock's biggest drop in four years behind it is the recent controversy over cambridge and the legs alleged spying of fifty million facebook customers which hasn't turned sparks demands for increased regulation for large tech companies and of course there's the issue of trust with some users already volleying to stop using the social network. for hoover is suspending its south driving car program after one of its vehicles struck and killed a pedestrian in arizona the vehicle wasn't a total miss mode at the time of the accident an operator sat in the driver's seat the accident occurred in tampa one of the four a cities in the us where the right heading giant was testing the vehicles has invested heavily in autonomy a

leader kim jong un wants to advance ties with south korea kim hosted a south korean envoy interim yang on monday in the highest level talks between the rivals in years the negotiations are focused on averting a nuclear conflict. the seventh round of talks on the north american free trade agreements have ended in mexico city with little progress being made and voice from the u.s. canada and mexico discussed the u.s. president's proposed tariffs on steel and imports. former russian spies critically ill in hospital in england sixty six year old surrogate scrip hour and a woman in their thirty's are in intensive care after being exposed to an unknown substance they were found on conscious on a bench at a shopping center in the city of solsbury script has been living in the u.k. since two thousand and ten when he was freed from a russian jail in a spy swap deal. this has not been declared as a counter terrorism incident and we would urge people not to speculate however i must emphasize that we retain an open mind and we continue to review this position . we have access to a wide range of sp

north korea a south korean delegation meeting with donald trump at the white house delivered junge yang's invitation to the president the north korean leaders also agreed to stop nuclear and missile testing for now the announcement comes after weeks of diplomacy between seoul and north korea. he expressed this legal dispute president from as soon as possible. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet. by me two or cheap prominent. let's speak to robin a private he's live in pyongyang chang the south korean government has just held a presser on this press conference and they say. that's right they've just given their first response to this as you would imagine jane it is all very upbeat very optimistic there is a tremendous sense of excitement here about what this summit meeting might bring the spokes person has spoken about this being an historic accomplishment that will move the korean peninsula towards the ultimate goal of denuclearize ation and has really given much credit to both kim jong il of north korea and to president donald trump of the united states for th

north korea south korean delegation meeting with donald trump at the white house delivered chung yang's invitation to the president the north korean leaders also agree to stop nuclear and missile testing for now the announcement comes after weeks of diplomacy between seoul and north korea. he expressed his legalism to meet the president from that so as possible. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet. by may two or cheap homan on the. bride joins us live from chiang i'm wondering how this is being received and how this is likely to play out. south korea like everybody else during i think really trying to absorb it all given the pace at which this has all unfolded figuring out what it will mean a meeting between donald trump and kim jong un in particular of course just what preconditions have been set all will be set between now and then and also speculations that it doesn't look like they've had any time to set any hard and fast preconditions it's almost as though the diplomatic rulebook has been thrown to one side donald trump has said yes to a meeting and let'

yin and yen and yang -- yang, isn't it? moreere is a lot concerned, the stock reaction.s coming on. i was speaking with her outside. she said it is not so much a big deal because of the magnitude of the move, which is only five basis points. a lot to talk about in the next edition. rishaad: we have china mobile, petrochina. that is what we have coming up. we leave you with images of the victoria harbour. it really does look like that today. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton, you are watching "bloomberg technology." abc news reports fired acting deputy fbi director andrew mccabe oversaw federal criminal investigations into jeff sessions nearly a year a

jimmy yang. so nice to have you.arious. >> i had a lot of fun writing it, sharing my experience coming here when i was 13 years old from hong kong. ken around went straight to a strip club and became a deejay. >> there is no training or nothing in between. hong kong, b.e.t. strip club, silicon valley. that's the american dream. ken around said you were writing your stories and they spoke to you and you couldn't believe how strange they were. >> i can't believe i worked in a strip club. growing up listening to gan gana rap. nobody wanted to work in a strip club. they were imprisoned and forced to work in a strip club. i was the on kid stupid enough to work in a strip club. i was very good. kennedy: matching the music with the tiny dancer. >> that's correct. i treated the girls very nicely. but then i got friend zoned by the strippers. you don't want to do that because that's frustrating. kennedy: not only were you part of the u.c. system. u.c. san diego, the brilliant mike judge. he was your commencement speaker and h

if you introduce a product in china you'll be holding a copy of it two years later says ian yang head of intel in china china has long faced criticism for its handling of intellectual property rights technology firms save money on expensive research and development by copying western products and undercutting prices a practice that threatens western companies and jobs u.s. president trump now plans to take action by slapping huge import duties on products from the technology and telecommunications actors the foreign ministry in beijing is threatening to retaliate. almost go to china what china resolutely opposes any kind of unilateral protectionist trade measures if in the end if the united states takes actions that harm china's interest. china will have to take measures to firmly protect our legitimate rights and on the street. the possibility of a trade war with europe is also on the rise. but not because of intellectual property theft. instead europe scribe focuses on import duties on steel and aluminum that the u.s. plans to introduce next week. e.u. is not excluded from the measu

correspondent carson phenomena he's on the story for us this evening good evening to you car stood so john yang hinting that talks with the u.s. could be on the table how skeptical is washington about this all. very skeptical the director of national intelligence dan coats told senators in the u.s. congress today that he was very doubtful that this was really a major breakthrough and vice president mike pence in the statements all options are on the table and our posture towards the regime will not change until we see credible very fireball and concrete steps towards the nuclear zation which in my view will most not happen because if we can judge from the behavior of the regime in pyongyang in recent years for them nuclear weapons are kind of a lifeline and insurance against a u.s. attack a u.s. military intervention so why should they give up those weapons now that they apparently have them and we know that there is deep mutual suspicion between north korea and the u.s. is there any way that the trump administration could say no to talks with north korea without the u.s. appearing to be the pr

international sanctions that have forced kim jong—un kim jong—un to the table and it may be that gunn yang cash. it could also be that kim jong—un isn't lying, tried to buy time to continue his nuclear programme. he may be looking for something that his father and his father failed to achieve, a peace treaty. ministers in the sol city are dealing with the north with clear eyes but they are also very aware of the effects of war on this initial and they are willing to go wherever these talks may lead them. the body of a woman who'd been stabbed has been found in herfamily home in south west london. the discovery was made an hour after the bodies of her husband and two boys, aged 7 and 10, were discovered at the foot of cliffs in east sussex. police say they're not looking for anyone else in connection with the investigation. a lorry driver has been found guilty, of causing the deaths of eight people by dangerous driving, in a crash on the m1 near milton keynes last summer. ryszard masherak who's 31, parked his lorry in lane 1 of the motorway for 12 minutes, was also found guilty of four coun

north korea summit john yang offers to put its nuclear program on the negotiating table if don't wait conditions are met also on the show not backing down president trump moves ahead with tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum going it alone he says he's stopping an assault on the u.s. in a move that experts warn could trigger a trade war and germany social democrats announce who's getting tapos in chance on america's new coalition government came on them a foreign minister a largely untested on the international stage. thanks very much for your company everyone world leaders have been responding to that surprise move the prospect of a summit between u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong un now they could lead to a potential breakthrough in the nuclear standoff with north korea german chancellor angela merkel reacted a short while ago cautiously welcoming this a potentially historic development here is what she said. this is my smile colas a glimmer of hope it needs work because of course really seeing a deescalation would be wonderful because for all of us the n

on friday, press secretary sarah sanders suggested the meeting comes with preconditions of piong yang's denuclearization. >denuclearization. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson, who was initially doubtful of talks before it was announced, now says sanctions pressure is working. >> there really is no one in the administration who has face-to-face experience talking to north koreaians. >> reporter: joel wit conducted previous negotiations with pyongyang. what's the biggest risk here. >> the biggest risk here is that the administration ha may not pr this meeting. >> reporter: now as the white house takes steps to set up these talks, expected to take place within the next few months, it still needs to assemble a capable team. the top u.s. envoy to north korea resigned recently, and there is currently no u.s. ambassador in south korea. reena. >> ninan: thanks so much, errol. well, british officials had an emergency meeting today after a former spy, a double agent who worked for both britain and russia, was poisoned. roxana saberi has the latest. >> reporter: the normally quiet engl

since then yang has been playing to sizeable crowds such as at the summer sound festival in latvia forthe young man who grew up on the baltic sea coast it's always a massive moment going on stage. what you've actually got it was about no matter how big or small i'm always excited before every show and today i'm in lafayette where i've never played before she codes are tearing the place up right now we have fifteen minutes for the changeover i'm in the closing set which means everyone who doesn't want to see me can go home those are all the thoughts that go through your mind beforehand plus i hope there will be no major incidents an ambulance just rolled by and then i have a great crowd there i got there i go to try to. make it. i. for a headliner appearance like this top deejays like earn up to six figure fees. today's set last seventy five minutes gameplay is a mix of chart hip hop beats and his own tracks. i. i. the key to d.j. is reading the crowd and building up the groove to a climax or drop. i . believe takes the fun in their singing the lyrics to the songs they're in a good mood

but for social studies we don't teach going yang's point of view we reflect how japanese school is teaching. otherwise us students won't pass the college entrance exam. he admits that the north korean hero's in their textbooks the same as terrorists in japan none more so than the two men that shaped north korea but someone's missing why. portrait of kim jong on the current laying up on the classroom. regarding kim jong un so far we don't have any direct guidance or support from him. so i don't think about hanging up his picture . kim il sung in kim jong il are the leaders who show as continuous support in our school seventy year history can do this so we hang up their portraits to show our appreciation of. this loyalty comes at a cost japan's government recently slashed funding to any school with ties to north korea. what makes it legitimate or not fair to say their money on institutions that are constantly telling people that the japanese are your enemy it does it just doesn't make sense that the school that you talk about is legit in my saying everything that north korea dollars doing you

legaspi on yang. >> the vacation rental you mean.[laughter] but to maintain power and cohesiveness based on what i see they do that very well. but it is the ruthlessness of the people outside of pyongyang are suffering. even with the sanctions there would still be a way to go that the regime would be willing to inflict on people so i do think the advancements of the nuclear program counterbalances that. >> we will round out the last few questions altogether. >> secretary campbell, a couple days ago a nearly public article on the foreign affairs magazine you argue that u.s. strategy toward china in the past 70 years has been failed. but in the context of competition do you believe that president trump will connect all of these issues altogether? like for example last week last friday he signed the time when taiwan travel act into law so how likely is the summit? president trump would use that with china or have that taiwanese leader invited to washington d.c.? is that likely? >> i agree logistics are somewhat important i don't have a

to find out more we travel to the outskirts of yang gone. looking for the office of myanmar global manpower and link. according to the address on the company's website this should be it. inside a man refuses to speak on camera but he tells us the house was leased by an employment agency which moved out recently even if it isn't needed and the neighbors prove more approachable they ask us to hide their identities. we show them a picture of louis' owned and ask if they've seen or recognize him something. to do something or to hump in a muddle below nothing to eat in the. moment from the company turning to a mom allusions i'm hearing from the. treatment. from. mrs fielden public over money on the. movie on the banal little events we need or leave out of the nation and have nothing. and nothing better to. do. the people here are not all hoping. when one no one east spoke to louis song he confirmed he was the managing director of me and ma global manpower link until two thousand and fifteen and remained a director until two thousand and sixteen.

he's using these two lawyers pretty strategically as yin and yang on the one hand saying we're going to cooperate fully, we're not going to fire mueller. john dowd on the other hand is throwing out these bombs to discredit robert mueller and james comey and andy mccabe. you see this a lot with defendants on trial, especially when they start getting worried that the evidence is mounting against them, a common strategy is to put the police on trial, put the prosecutors on trial, try to undermine confidence in the very people who are presenting the case against you in an effort to undermine the credibility of the case. it seems like he's using these two lawyers juxtaposing on one hand, i'm fully cooperating, on the other the message you shouldn't trust this process. >> chuck, let me ask you specifically. would rod rosenstein follow the messages he's getting from the boss in the west wing, from the president himself and perhaps from his attorneys and fire robert mueller? >> this is a guy i know and worked with over the years. i take him at his word, peter, when when he says only for caus

for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> sreenivasan: for more on this, i'm joined by roger mcnamee.was one of fabook's original investors, and a mentor to its founder and c.e.o., mark zuckerberg. he's now the co-founder of elevation partners, a private equity firm in california, and co-founder of the center for humane technology. roger, one of the things that any has said today is that we are-- the entire company is outraged and we were deceived. yet, you were pointing out some things similar to this before the election in 2015 to ckmark berg and cheryl sandberg. what were they? >> beginning in 2016, i started to see th ngs going in the facebook platform that suggested that bad actors were tang the tools created for advertisers and using them to harm innocent people, and i saw them in several different yays. politics was one. but alsosi hou and areas related to civil rights. i raised the issue inob oct of 2016 with mark zuckerberg and cheryl sandberg and i said, "guys, i think there's a systemic problem here." i wasn't surprised that the, didnu know, jump right on it. but i was disa

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