peterson's head. and he stated that this could be the result of a fall. >> reporter: by dawn, news of kathleen's fall started rippling through the family. details were still vague when family members reached michael's girls, margaret and martha, at college. >> she said -- um "something's happened." your mom has fallen down the stairs. you know it was an accident. you know, you should come home. >> reporter: by the time kathleen's daughter, caitlin, got the word, it was as shocking as it was definitive. her college roommate delivered the news. >> she looks me straight in my eye and she just says, "caitlin, it's your mom. she's dead." those words still ring clearly in my head. >> reporter: kathleen's sister, candace, couldn't believe what she was hearing. michael called her directly. >> it was still vague or she -- we couldn't tell if she fell down the stairs or she fell off a ladder, but there was no question i kept saying, "are you sure she's dead?" >> reporter: yes, michael was sure. candace headed t

. >> reporter: michael peterson, under suspicion. then a bombshell revelation about another woman, from his past. >> liz was on the floor, and there was a puddle of blood under the staircase. >> two women that appeared to die the same way. two women associat with michael peterson. >> reporr: what e >> reporter: at trial, one expert -- >> this is the scene of a beating. >> reporter: -- would make a slam-dunk case for petersen's guilt. >> the jurors were captivated by his testimony. >> reporter: but were his dramatic experiments, legit? >> it's designed to get a result. it's not scientific at all. >> reporter: now, in his only network interview, michael peterson on the twist that might finally lead to the truth. >> the most difficult decision i ever made in my life. >> reporter: a writer at the center of a story even he couldn't make up. i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with "down the back staircase."

in convert one near half time soon after the restart cologne suffered another blow peterson once again fribourg mr reliable reasoning past many kinds to hit the charts to nail peterson has scored seven or fry birds last eight goals colognes attack looks toothless until the eighty second minute that is that's when jorge met a fed the ball. who volleyed in to make it to one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. bitten cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel rissa. it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team out on deny geonic abouta before dominic moto stopped look at her there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her i blew netted his first one just league goal i

institute for international economics and the peterson foundation. his voice on the importance of fiscal sustainability brought together generations of policy makers no matter their political background to find common ground and effect solutions. his strong moral leadership to ensure our children and grandchildren inherit a healthy fiscal future. mr. speaker, anyone who knew pete will attest to his witt, generous spirit and personal warmth that made him a pleasure to be around. he committed the bulk of his personal fortune to philanthropic causes. his legacy will endure for many years and his foundation will continue to america's fiscal and economic challenges now under the leadership of his son. the loss of pete will be felt in washington and in the nation and around the world. may it bring some measure of comfort to his wife and his children and all of his loved ones that so many grieve with him during this difficult time. i knew and loved mr. peterson:er son and i know above all. son he loved his country as well.

peterson down, as you saw. they went right ahead with the rollcall and are in the rollcall now that the delegates casting -- cast their ballots for the presidential nomination. alabama and alaska past. arizona cast 14.5 for humphrey. 2.54 mccarthy. two for mcgovern. i can pass -- arkansas past two for mccarthy. >> 30 votes for hubert humphrey. two votes for senator mccarthy. one absent. >> california. 174 votes. >> mr. chairman, california, which is going to stay in this democratic party, cast 91 votes for senator mccarthy. [cheers and applause] >> 51 votes for senator mcgovern. [cheers and applause] >> 17 votes for channing phillips. [cheers and applause] >> 14 votes for hubert humphrey. [crowd booing] >> and one vote abstained. walter: the california delegation pledged to senator robert kennedy, or for the most part to him, he was assassinated, as you know. >> -- 91 votes for senator mccarthy. 51 votes for senator mcgovern. 17 votes for channing phillips. and one abstaining. the canal zone, five. chairman, th

don peterson, tell me what happened in the caucus, and what is the plan? don peterson: a general discussion of the police brutality taking place downtown. there have been dozens of people injured by police and the national guard. the hospital facilities are unavailable or in -- incapable of taking care of them. this convention has brought this about. i am asking for a suspension of the rules, the adjournment of this convention and movement to another city with the delegates and people attending are safe. john can you step out this way : so we can see you on another camera? what is the plan of approaching nowwhat is the plan of approaching, the platform this evening, coming out of this caucus? mr. peterson i am trying to get : some state to yield so i can make this motion. john what is the motion? :mr. peterson the motion will be : to suspend the rules and move for adjournment, for one week, possibly two weeks so we can meet in another city where the delegates of people that come to visit our -- our safe. john what will happen if you do : not get recognized

. >> is there an ideological similarity between jordan peterson and donald trump and his followers? >> i would say fundamentally, yes. they both believe in the basic split of winners and losers, of hierarchies being natural. >> reporter: peterson doesn't apologize for his mostly male audience and tells them not to apologize for their privilege. describing himself as a kind of father figure. >> get your bloody act together. but i'm on your side. >> reporter: using psychology, religion, and biology to justify the same inequality the left opposes. >> what you're saying, it sounds a bit grim, doesn't it? >> no. >> no? >> it sounds a lot grim. it's not a bit grim. it's as grim as it gets. >> reporter: it's that grim view that's made peterson a target for his critics. >> does any of it frighten or upset you? >> all the time. constantly. >> reporter: and an object of adoration for his ever growing legion of fans. matt bradley, nbc news, toronto. >>> we're back in a moment with the movie marvel superheroes conquering the box office in a very big way. we're about to move. karate helps... rel

the peterson institute for economics nonresident senior fellow mary will be joining us to give us her view. this is bloomberg. ♪

peterson: i would like to strike the last word. can do i that? i want to ask a question about title 1. you know, as we work through this, i think you are aware and others that the only reason some of my producers have survived the last three years of low prices is because we had extraordinary yields. and it's saved us. and i've been concerned about what's going to happen going down the road -- >> we want to let you know this hearing continues likely throughout the afternoon. you can follow it on c-span radio on the c-span radio app, online at c-span.org. we expect resume television coverage over on our companion network

affairs both open with the peterson institute. here's where jason was looking. this is hard to see. all you have got to know is the united states looks like a banana republic in this chart 117% debt go out to to gdp. for our global audience what that means for the united states. are we on the edge of japan? are we on the edge of italy? is the united states a special case? vitor: the united states is a special case. reserveed states is the -- issues the reserve currency of the world coul. u.s. treasury are typically regarded as safe assets. we are concerned with that and ephesus in the united -- debt and deficits in the united states because we have this upswing and the increase in debt is procyclical. we do support the corporate tax

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mr reliable reason past many kinds to hit the charts to nail peterson has scored seven or freiburg last eight goals colognes attack looks toothless until the eighty second minute that is that's when jorge met a. court who volleyed in to make it to one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. bitten cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel resize. it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team on tonight geonic cabrera before dominic moto stops look at her there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her i blew netted his first one just league goal i three two the final score i don't import and win for fribourg and the sixth time cologne have been relegated from the bundesliga. kind of prepared for this up to spending the whole season at the bottom but we always kept hoping it's a bitsa day today. colognes fans were loyal to the end and next season they'll be cheering on their te

they did learn, and so they entered the peterson house and that is where my stanton book begins. burly man pushing his way through the crowd, up the staircase, into the peterson house, into the back bedroom where lincoln is lying .iagonally on a bed, dying stanton learned from the doctors within one minute that lincoln would never open his eyes. rather than go to the war department, he decided to stay put. he went into the next room, he sat down at a small table and went to work. to generalessage was grant, who was on a train headed north to see his family in new jersey. he said come back to washington. following up with a message saying take care of your personal security. messages to close the bridges, question those leaving washington, arrest suspicious persons. he summoned folks from ford's across the street to the peterson house because he wanted to question witnesses while their memory was still fresh. you was a lawyer, he knew the value of questioning witnesses right away. when his aides cannot keep up with the question and answers in long hand, he said find me someone who

but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany the visiting his own comedy fear gagandeep bank from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. ok. yes i'm here now with wolfgang peters and thank you for coming to quito. i've entered a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw me when they were a child that are a huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies in the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence on you yes it was there was one first of all i went when i was a child like ten twelve years old in the early fifty's in germany when all these american films came to germany after

couldn't convert one at half time soon after the restart cologne suffered another blow peterson once again fribourg mr reliable breezing past many kinds to hit the target to nail peterson has scored seven air freiburg last eight goals attack looks toothless until the eighty second minute that is that's when ford came. in to make it two one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. bitten cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel risa i'm it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team on deny geonic abouta before dominic moto stopped look at her there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her the i who net it is first one just league goal i three two the final score i an important win for fribourg and the sixth time cologne have been rather gated from the bundesliga clock and among the instrumentals we were kind of prepared for this off to spending the whole season at the botto

in convert one near half time soon after the restart cologne suffered another blow peterson once again fribourg mr reliable reasoning past many kinds to hit the charts to nail peterson has scored seven or fry birds last eight goals colognes attack looks toothless until the eighty second minute that is that's when jorge met a fed the ball. who volleyed in to make it to one and out of nowhere the billy goats were back in the game. bitten cortez scored in three straight games and he wasn't done yet. to all as he headed in the cross from marcel rissa. it was now anyone's game and less than a minute later fribourg created a crazy double chance first team out on deny geonic abouta before dominic moto stopped look at her there's a rebound on the line that wasn't the last word from fribourg however robin cox header landed at the feet of her i blew netted his first one just league goal i three two the final score i've been important win for fribourg and the sixth time cologne have been relegated from the bundesliga. club. kind of prepared for this office spending the whole season at the bottom

they did learn, and so they entered the peterson house and that is where my stanton book begins. with a short burly man pushing his way through the crowd, up the staircase, into the peterson house, into the back bedroom where lincoln is lying diagonally on a bed, dying. stanton learned from the doctors within one minute that lincoln would never open his eyes. rather than go to the war department, he decided to stay put. he went into the next room, he sat down at a small table and went to work. his first message was to general grant, who was on a train headed north to see his family in new jersey. he said come back to washington. following up with a message saying take care of your personal security. messages to close the bridges, question those leaving washington, arrest suspicious persons. he summoned folks from ford's across the street to the peterson house because he wanted to question witnesses while their memory was still fresh. he was a lawyer, he knew the value of questioning witnesses right away. when his aides could not keep up with the question and answers in long hand,

plus, stephen welcomes james marsden and wildlife expert coyote peterson. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: woooo! thank you. thank you. thank you. beautiful. beautiful. please, have a seat, everybody. thank you very much! you're the best! oh, my lord. what a friday crowd. what a friday crowd. ( cheers ) that is a friday crowd. welcome to the "late show, everyone." i'm your host, stephen colbert. first of all, happy 4/20, everybody. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, yeah. i'm celebrating by doing what i've done on every 4/20 since trump was elected: i am getting drunk. but it's also a big day for pot. in fact, one expert said, "4/20 is to the marijuana industry what valentine's day is to the flower business." there's now even 4/20 greeting cards. "to a kind bud, happy 4/20/2017. sorry, i meant to send this a year ago. i was high." ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's nice. we should sell these? these are for sale. this day is sure to up

broward county sheriff scott israel said at the time that he was sick to his stomach that peterson did not go inside. but now the rank and file of the broward sheriff's office are taking a no-confidence vote on sheriff israel and a big component of the vote is that the sheriff placed the blame on deputy peterson instead of waiting for the investigation to be finalized. sheriff israel calls the vote a union ploy to get a pay raise. meantime, prior to the nashville waffle house shooting, police said numerous contracts with the suspect, including days before the r attacks, when he allegedly stole a car and police gave chase but then called off their pursuit p to track the car using gps created 2016 and '17, reinking told police that music star taylor swift was stalking him. he was later arrested by secret service or violating white house security and when the fbi learned that reinking owned four weapons including an ar-15 rifle, they had illinois police revoke his gun cards and turn the guns over to his father. o the dad gave the guns back and could now face charges. finally, seven months

adam posen is with us from the peterson institute. he has been wonderful and providing perspective on monetary economics. we are going to go fiscal on it in this hour. infirst, we need to bring kevin cirilli. let me bring up a morning must-read. this is how fast the new cycle is. a wonderful essay over at "the washington post." 11 senators are about to make a big mistake could there ar. there are no ethical questions hanging over mr. pompeo. it would breach two centuries of president in which the committee has carefully examined the credentials and qualifications of the president's nominee. i guess it's good news with the democrat coming over late last night, but why is this occurring? why are we going after a guy who is squeaky clean? kevin: two things -- it's because you have democrats now just a couple months out from the midterms. a lot of 2020 posturing going on. coupley, as i told you weeks ago i believe, mr. pompeo is safe. support, atkamp's centrist democrat of for reelection. tom: she's got to get reelected and republican dak

nick: how many people out there -- do you like jordan peterson? [cheering] nick: i guess -- do you like that because he is standing up to political correctness or his specific insights? ok, it is insight. dave: i would say this. i've gotten to know jordan peterson quite well, and he has has been on the show a bunch, we have traveled together, we have done live events together. nick: you share pronouns together. dave: we share pronouns. all of that stuff. he is a wonderful woman. nick: that he is. dave: look, this guy -- i am pretty sure -- i don't know who the twitter person was referencing. i do not know that they would say jordan is a pseudo-intellectual and certainly not a racist. jordan -- the reason you guys like him i think is twofold. it is the same reasons i like. he is just saying be responsible for your life. number one. he is just saying, clean your room. he's saying take care of your stuff first and then go fix society. it's so simple, but it's important to be said. but number two, he, i think, is the best academic at really unpacking

insight from the peterson institute next. this is bloomberg. ♪ next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ paul: it is 8:30 a.m. in sydney where the markets open in under 90 minutes time. we have futures a little weaker at the moment, off .25%. i am paul allen in sydney. kathleen: i am kathleen hays in tokyo where it is 7:30 a.m., and you are watching daybreak australia. let's get right to first word news with ramy inocencio. ramy: good morning to you. china says it welcomes potential visit by u.s. treasury secretary steve mnuchin and says he is cautiously optimistic the two sides can reach an agreement on trade. the ministry of commerce says mnuchin will travel to beijing, but no dates have been determined yet. the u.s. and china have both been warned a full blown trade dispute could derail the global economy. president trump is tampering the optimism about north korea as lawmakers sound skeptical about the halt to a nuclear testing program. he had said it was big progress. he said he looks forward to meeting kim jong-un at some point. now he says that things ar

chairman ranking member peterson. as you both know, i thought hard to get on the house agriculture committee. i thought for two reasons. first, for what it means to my state. $8 billion in total economic impact, and the preservation of a way of life for our family farmers and those who depend on the farm bill to help put food on the table. second, because of its reputation for being bipartisan, and getting things done. that is what the american people want to see. they want to see us get things done. and they want to see us get things done in a bipartisan way. agriculture means a lot to my state. it has been my honor to be the first delaware he and in 120 years to serve on this committee. and the first to take part in the farm bill. i knew ranking member peterson was a tireless advocate for farmers and families. and that he tries to find common ground. and given his nearly 30 midair -- 30 years of experience across multiple farm bills, i appreciate his leadership in the position he shared this morning. what has excite

this report is on top of that surveillance video and dispatch audio that shows scott peterson also not entering the school despite seeing the shooter in the stairwell. broward county sheriff now tht the rank and file of the broward sheriff's office are taking a no-confidence vote on sure if israel in a big component of the vote is that they share a the blame onto video peterson instead of waiting for the investigation to be finalized. sheriff israel because the vote a union ploy to get a pay raise. meantime, prior to the nashville waffle house shooting, please send numerous contact with suspect travis reinking including days before the attack when he allegedly stole a car and police gave chase, but then called off the pursuit to track the car using gps. in 2016 ant '17, he told police in illinois and colorado that taylor swift was stalking him. he was later arrested by secret service for violating white house security and when the fbi learned that he owned for weapons including an ar-15 rifle, they had illinois police revoke his card and turn the weapons over to his father. his dad gav

we're still reporting as was reported by peterson last month. a june 15th tco. we've identified three weeks after that as a completion of july 5th. so that's holding as of the last month. roof park has slipped a little bit because of the e2 pylon that's i mentioned. these pylons are the light fixtures. those are -- continue to have issues with delivery. they have slipped a little bit. there are fire life safety that will have to be addressed in some way. they have speakers, beacons, light, you know, as well for the park. then the bus storage facility is holding its own and hasn't changed a bit. getting more granular, this is a new slide that we've put together to try -- to track the very items that were reported as concerns. permanent power, energizing each of the zones. the first section is electrical power systems. it breaks it down to the overall power distribution at the top line, but then it breaks it down into the four sectors and how that's progressing. right now, it's progressing on schedule. there's been a few days slip here and there, but there's been

chairman and ranking member peterson. as you both know i've fought hard to get on the house agriculture committee. i fought for two reasons. first, for what it means to my state. 30,000 jobs, 8 billion in total economic impact on the preservation of a way of life for family farmers to help put food on the table. second, because of its reputation of being bipartisan and getting things done. that's what the american people want to see. they want to see us get things done and do that in a bipartisan way. agriculture means a lot to my state. it's been my honor to be the first person from delaware to serve on this committee first to take part in the farm bill. i knew ranking member peterson was a tireless advocate. and he tries to find common ground. given his nearly 30 years of experience i deeply appreciate his leadership in position he shared this morning. what has excited me about the farm bill and egg is that is comprehensive. urban, rural and global. i was excited to join the urban [roll call] mission that has traditiona

but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany the visiting his own comedy fear getting from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. ok . yes i'm here now with wolfgang petersen thank you for comic you know. i've interviewed a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw me when they were a child that are huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies and the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence on you yes it was there was one first of all i went when i was a child like ten twelve years old in the early fifty's in germany when all these american films came to germany after the w

but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany revisiting his own comedy fear gagandeep bank from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. his friends ask. ok. yes i'm here now with wolfgang petersen thank you for comic you know. i've interviewed a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw maybe when they were a child that are huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies and the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence on you yes it was there was one first of all i went when i was that a child like ten twelve years old in the early fifty's in germany when all these american film

but then his disaster movie poseidon ran aground at the box office capsizing peterson's career. it took ten years for the director now seventy five years old to make another film and this time he's returned to germany revisiting his own comedy fear gagandeep bank from one nine hundred seventy six to twenty sixteen remake features some of the country's biggest stars the plot involves four men taking revenge on a bank manager who has swindled them out of their savings. ok. yes i'm here now with wolfgang petersen thank you for comic you know. i've interviewed a number of directors and it often is the case that directors seem to have a very key film that they saw maybe when they were a child that are huge influence on them and change somehow the way they look at movies and the way they look at life i wonder if you have that experience i mean it was a film maybe in your childhood that a particular influence on you yes it was there was one first of all i went when i was that child like ten twelve years old in the early fifty's in germany when all these american films came to germany a

so that this big disparity in pricing doesn't continue to force our farmers into bankruptcy.steven peterson, acting administrator, farm service agency, us department of agriculture: when agriculture suffers our rural communities suffer congresswoman tenney still worries about the farmers - saying regular business costs are just too high.congresswoman claudia tenney, ny: even if we improve it you're still going to see the problem that isn't being taken into consideration especially in upstate new york with the high taxes on property.mw: reporting in washington, morgan wright. (grant)topvo ahead at nine...lots of people saw the weed...but it certainly was not seaweed. the marijuana mystery along the caliufornia coast that the feds are now investigating. (vicki) plus... caught on camera... a bus driver brutally attacked by a man in broad daylight... why that violent video is prompting more protection for transit workers. (grant) and after the break... a home that is meant to help child victims of human trafficking... is striking outrage it's in one east bay neighborhood. find out why in a stor

you and i celebrate the life of pete peterson, one of our leaders, insane watch out for the debt. on, $155ent on and billion in 1987 when you took over stewardship of the fed, and that we are up to $1 trillion deficits. when does it affect america? chairman greenspan: sooner rather than later. what the important issue is until it becomes obvious that there are consequences to that, such as inflation beginning to emerge, the political system does not respond because confronted with a choice of increasing spending and cutting taxes on the reverse is very obvious that the vast majority of the congress and president usually come out in favor of what i would call loose fiscal policy and are prescribed to that 100%. tom: why have we not seen that fear of inflation and higher interest rates yet? you have been more balanced about an inflation and not been a doomer, where it is right around the corner.why have we not seen it yet as we migrate from $400 billion to trillions of dollars? chairman greenspan: there is always a considerable lag and it depends to a very large extent on what the s

we are joined by douglas peterson, the president and ceo of s&p global. justis normal or does it few unusual because we have come off a period of extremely low volatility? douglas: this volatility is something many have been thecting, especially with changes people are expecting in interest rates. we have gone to a long period of the stable approach. the vix was stable for many years, but then started its volatility. there are so many dialogues on interest rates, global trade, political issues, so we will see more volatility. haidi: what are some of the big questions you are constantly being asked in this trading environment? there are always uncertainties, 18at it feels like in 20 these issues are changing day by day, hour by hour. take at of all, if you step back and look at the underlying global factors we get questions about, credit conditions, overall global growth, there are a lot of tailwinds. we saw the commodity cycle become more positive. we see growth around the globe in almost every economy. there are only a few economies in the world in reces

he was a prominent figure in -- scott peterson was convicted and sentenced to death in her murder. >>> staying connected to your world. wherever your world takes you. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to eczemaexposed.com to learn more. some headaches for drivers. you )re looking at your gas tax dollars hard at work on i-5 in >>> it's a move to make california road safer, but it's creating headaches for drivers. look at your tax dollars hard at work on i-5 in the central valley. cal trans is using some of the money to widen the lines from 4 inches to 6 inches. the paint is reflective so drivers can see the markers better. some commuters we spoke with aren't happy about the all the traffic this work is creating. others say it's a small price to pay for safety. >> it's been like this for god knows how long. i don't see any reason to exte

peterson as you saw. right ahead with the rollcall and are in the rollcall now that the delegates casting outlets for the presidential nomination. cast 14.5 for humphrey, 2.54 mccarthy, m to four mcgovern. arkansas, 24 mccarthy. -- 14 votes for hubert humphrey, -- one absent. 174 votes. >> gentlemen, california is going to stay in this democratic party. 91 votes for senator mccarthy. [cheers and applause] >> 51 votes for senator mcgovern. [cheers and applause] votes for channing phillips. humphrey.or hubert crowd booing] and one vote abstains. --the california vote >> -- he was assassinated, as you know, the night -- for senator mcgovern, one abstaining. zone, five. >> could bills, the crossroads forhe world, cast one vote mcgovern. much of votes for vice president presidenttes for vice humphrey. >> 14 mcgovern. >> colorado, 35. votes foro casts 16.5 vice president humphrey. 10 votes for senator mccarthy. 5.5 votes for senator mcgovern and three votes for channing phillips. >> colorado, 16.5 votes for hum

let's discuss this with the peterson nonresident senior fellow mary lovely. do you agree with the president that the chinese might be the first to cave in? mary: no, the chinese will not. not only do they see this as fundamental to their role as a leader in the global economy, -- the people are behind them. as you heard, president xi does not have to run for reelection. he has quite a bit of room to let this run. betty: do you think there will be any response to trump? mary: i don't think they will respond to any kind of threat like this. i think they will respond to the actual implementation of tariffs. betty: it is going to take a while, certainly a few months for tariffs to be implemented. do they hit the right spots? the president has outlined -- are they going to be effective? mary: we have been analyzing that. they are hitting the right spots in that they are heading what we would think of as intellectual property, intensive industries. and that is where they were supposed to. , light heiserr said he was going to hit high tech. the problem with that, an

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>> yes -- >> reporter: to scott peterson. >> i think he's guilty. >> i think he's guiltier. >> reporter: grabbing every headline you can imagine. one of the stories is the serial story of adnan syed -- >> convicted in 2000 for the murder of his ex-girlfriend. >> this is a global link prepaid call from -- >> reporter: the case reaching pop culture status after it was featured in the hit podcast "serial." "nightline" was behind the scenes during the show's taping. >> i think adnan syed is guilty, i do not believe he deserves a re trial. >> dan, you see reasonable doubt? >> i think the reason the show was so compelling is there is reasonable doubt. >> oh, lord, here it comes. >> you clearly have an on-air love/hate relationship, yet off-air i feel you guys like each other and dare i day respect each other? >> i'm taking the fifth. >> you know, like and respect, you know -- >> they begrudgingly respect each other, but don't tell them i told you. thanks for watching "nightline." as always we're online at our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. have a great weekend. we need to hel

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there is john peterson, group intent palo alto. -- grew up in palo alto. six months in an inning and a third. first at-bat, look at here. something to tell the grandkids. a three run homer. lead 12-5. it got so bad, he is it nicely. and 11 pitch, one tattoo, three inning. dodgers won the game 15-6. game number two of the doubleheader is scheduled for 7 pm. round seven, anything for you? every couple of days. check out sourdough sam. in a star wars team. >> that is a great one here with the pick in the 2018 nfl draft. and they defensive and north carolina state. >> for the viewing demographic there. and maybe force also be with quarterback gj reed. -- dj read. and wide receiver richie james. let's go to number 69 out of notre dame. the team's top pick, played by general manager john lynch and head coach kyle shanahan. you meat lovers, a bit of an issue. check out this tweet from back in january. a little shot at that and and out burger fast food chain -- shot at the in and out burger fast food chain. >> the three that are comparable, like five guys one burg

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well to talk more about this we're joined from washington by jeff shelties a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera as we were just hearing from our correspondent it's not a trade war yet but one could develop in the next few weeks what do you think the next steps might or will be taken in the next few weeks could be that would actually lead us to a trade war well i think the report got it just right the chinese gave a measured response to the u.s. tariffs on steel and aluminum but the real danger lies ahead not in the couple of weeks but in a couple of months when the u.s. retaliation list on the other products chinese products the fifty billion dollars worth of goods is put together and enters a de force between that period of time u.s. and chinese officials will be sitting down and talking a lot about what they can do to resolve their differences or to or to constrain the scope of the actions. taken against each other's trade and so what do you think their main differences to resolve are. well i think t

no-confidence vote, stems from sheriff israel placing full blame on school resource deputies scott peterson. during the attack on marjory stoneman douglas high, surveillance video and dispatch audio showed that peterson stayed outside the school, despite knowing the shooters location. sheriff israel saw the deputy's actions him devastated. >> what should be done? >> went in, addressed by killer, killed the killer. i think he remained outside for upwards of 4 minutes. devastated. sick to my stomach. there are no words. >> deputies believe sheriff israel should have waited for the investigation to be completed before weighing in, especially considering there are now reports that during the park when shooting, other broward county sheriff's deputies took cover behind cars and trees, even though they come too, knew where the shooter was inside the building. coral springs police say they saw deputies taking shelter while they rushed past them to get inside the school. for the record, governor scott is also "disgusted" the school resource deputies did not rush into the building. shannon. >> shann

and now and rue, he doubles into the left, the ball gets past peterson, allowing joe panic to score from first, that was his first rbi of the season and that game was tied at four in the fourth inning. and la takes the 5-4 lead. now in the bottom of the inning, andrew up, and now he connects for a three run walk off home run. he was 6-7 in the game and the giants win a five hour 16 minute marathon 7-5. >>> well, the a national --as in action down south. yesterday with a solo shot so into center field. this is the second home over the year. it gives the as a 2-1 run heed. and now justin upton loses the liner in the lights and ole son scores. oakland wins 7-3. >>> and now to the sharks, playing for home ice during the first round of the play-offs, san jose has some catching up to do. joe with his 22nd goal of the year, it is tied at two after one. and this one unravels quickly, though in the second period, two goals in less than 30 pecks. so,--than 30 seconds. so minnesota wins. >>> and meanwhile, in anaheim, the ducks score from right in front of the net there the win over--net in the win

dodgers giants, second inning 5- 2 and jack peterson up the lead even more. chris stratton racked up six runs in an inning and a third. and pablo sandoval, that is pablo sandoval. he is pitching in the 9th inning, 1-2-3 on 11 pitches, dodgers won 15-6. sandoval have the night off for game two. bases-loaded, bottom fifth they led 2-0. and austin action jackson cleared the mall with a double to left field, giants win 8-3, series finale is tomorrow. >>> houston, bobblehead night with the a's in town and he had himself a night. solo blast to the six, 4-5 game with a rating of mvp. astros crush oakland final 11- 0. >>> the nfl draft, the raiders took maurice hurst he was originally rated one of the top prospects in the draft before heart condition was revealed. they have cleared him to play. the team also selected a quarterback, nick nelson. johnny townsend, housing victor and marcel eight min. as for the 49ers they selected a defensive tackle, came tapia street, dj reed, julian taylor and richard james. >>> back to the nba, the commissioner was in boston. game se

she's called peggy peterson. donald trump also has a pseudonym in this agreement. he's called david dennison. now, what does peggy peterson mean? i have no idea. your guess is as good as mine. what does stormy daniels mean really as a name? but for the president's pseudonym, there's only one david dennison that we know of in presidential history, or in adjunct to presidential history. look at this, we got this from michael beschloss. this is from october, 1889. beschloss tells us this is a wire service story from 1889. i didn't even know they had wire services then. but you can see the headline. general grant's secretary becomes insane. dateline washington, october 30th, 1889. david dennison cone, who was for a time general grant's private secretary, what that means is he was private secretary to ulysses s. grant when grant was president in the 1870s. david dennison cone, who was for a time general grant's private secretary was locked up monday night at the first precinct station house, a raving maniac. he is about 50 years of age. for the past year his mind has be

plants already sprouting later they'll create a dense forest to stop the spread of the sahara desert peterson made what works for a palin based i t for right now he's in book enough so to see if the trees are doing ok his company is financing the reforestation project. i know you're used to. five thousand kilometers away in the berlin offices of a cozier there's another about sprouting peter brought back some seeds from africa as a souvenir. company is trying to generate as much money as possible for reforestation projects i think the trees are something very special. trees are one of the things in life that you only miss when they're gone so a lot of people in the western world take trees for counters here nice for leisure and nature and they don't realize that terry provide us with water they provide us with many notes to provide us with to murder so many things coming from it. because here is a search engine like google. the site allows users to search for information or products. users see advertising between the search results. when they click on it because he earns money which its found

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