alex lynn is in fifth place... and it is technical problems that hold alex back. sam bird fifth, alex lynn ran into trouble. is it technical problems that have put alex lynn in tenth? before every race, the drivers use a simulator to practise driving on the upcoming track. it is a chance to get to grips with the tight twists and turns that come with a street track. we had ourfirst race in hong kong. that went well. we got two points—scoring finishes. it wasn't the dream scenario but it was a solid start for the whole team. the problem is we had an energy problem which means alex ran low on energy in the last lap and unfortunately got some positions before getting to the line. hong kong was a mixed bag. generally it was a positive weekend. a few little mistakes but we did not quite get the most out of it. we are here in marrakech. we made it and it's a really amazing place. it's boiling hot palm trees everywhere and yet behind me is the atlas mountains. we've just been told there are two metres of snow fall, so it's this amazing contrast between hot, tropical wea

alex lynn is in fifth place... into his garage... and it is technical problems that hold alex back. sam bird fifth, alex lynn ran into trouble. he's ended up finishing tenth. he must have run out of energy, he was crawling over the line. before every race, the drivers use a simulator to practise driving on the upcoming track. it is a chance to get to grips with the tight twists and turns that come with a street track. we had ourfirst race in hong kong. that went well. we got two points—scoring finishes. so it wasn't the dream scenario but it was a solid start for the whole team. so in that sense it was a good start. alex's engineer talks us through what went wrong. the problem is we had an energy problem which means alex ran low on energy in the last lap and unfortunately got some positions before getting to the line. hong kong was a mixed bag. generally it was a positive weekend. a few little mistakes but we did not quite get the most out of it. we made it, and it's a really amazing place. it's boiling hot, palm trees everywhere and yet behind me is the atlas mountains. we've jus

alex lynn is in fifth place... into his garage... and it is technical problems that hold alex back. sam bird fifth, alex lynn ran into trouble. he's ended up finishing tenth. he must have run out of energy, he was crawling over the line. before every race, the drivers use a simulator to practise driving on the upcoming track. it is a chance to get to grips with the tight twists and turns that come with a street track. we had ourfirst race in hong kong. that went well. we got two points—scoring finishes. so it wasn't the dream scenario but it was a solid start for the whole team. so in that sense it was a good start. alex's engineer talks us through what went wrong. the problem is we had an energy problem which means alex ran low on energy in the last lap and unfortunately got some positions dropped some positions before getting to the line. hong kong was a mixed bag. generally it was a positive weekend. a few little mistakes but we did not quite get the most out of it. we are here in marrakesh. we made it, and it's a really amazing place. it's boiling hot, palm trees everywhere an

alex lynn is in fifth place... and it is technical problems that hold alex back. sam bird in 6th because alex lynn ran into trouble. is it technical problems that have put alex lynn in tenth? he must have run out of energy because he was crawling over the line. before every race, the drivers use a simulator to practise driving on the upcoming track. it's a chance to get to grips with the tight twists and turns that come with a street track. we had ourfirst race in hong kong. that went well. we got two points—scoring finishes. it wasn't the dream scenario but i think it was a solid start for the whole team. alex's engineer talks what went wrong with them in hong kong. the problem is we had an energy problem which means alex ran low on energy in the last lap and unfortunately dropped some positions before getting to the line. hong kong was a mixed bag. generally it was a positive weekend. a few little mistakes so we did not quite get the most out of it. we are here in marrakech. we made it and it's a really amazing place. it's boiling hot, palm trees everywhere, a

alex: this is a really old area. starting with the natural environment, the geology and terrain, the rio grande, the river below us, is only one of five rivers in the entire planet that is in a valley it did not create. the reason the river is in the valley now is because it sits atop a rift. as a result of this rio grande rift, underneath the valley and parts of the river like here at leesburg, there is actually geothermal activity. there is still magma, hot, molten magma. as a result, the groundwater and river water that come in contact when it puts -- pushes backup creates hot springs. in addition to being sure of the year -- geothermal and hot in the riverbed, they contain an element known as radium, which has a radioactive half-life. there are a lot of of people believe it has there. healing properties, medicinal properties, but this is what has attracted people for thousands of years to this area, this water in the desert and these hot springs. >> when you say thousands of years, you mean early to the area. ale

alex: it does. there is a caricature of opposition research, you can either go with the very sexy james bond type caricature, or you can think about it as dumpster diving, neither of which are true. really, the opposition research that we do is take all of the information that a public citizen -- an average citizen, could access and put it together in a narrative form. we use devices like the freedom of information requests, we follow candidates with cameras at public events to capture what they are saying, to see if it is different from what they have said on the record elsewhere. we are doing what any citizen could do, we are just doing it in a very organized and methodical way. host: let me turn to james hohmann of the "washington post." james: you are also doing a lot for 2020. how does your america rising experience in the 2016 cycle shape your approach? it seems that you are starting very early and aggressive? alex: we started in march 21, 2013, the first day of the first page of what would be

alex: right. >> we have seen the tortugas neighborhood. should we see the downtown? alex: yes. all theseave seen historic locations and we are entering the modern downtown of las cruces. alex: right. happened tohings it do several years ago was, they consolidated all museums to be all shoulder to shoulder it located on main street. they spent several million dollars and it took several years to renovate this entire main street district. it is ultramodern. everything is brand-new. the parks and sidewalks and lighting. they still tried it to keep the feel of a certain time period. now everything is within walking distance. you can walk to restaurants. you can walk to the historic theater, you can walk to the bookstore. you can walk to all of the museums. >> we have been all around the las cruces area. we talked about its history and earliestere the settlers started and now we are here into modern downtown. what would you like to see next for southern new mexico? alex: the next thing is really to mak

alex: it does. there is a caricature of opposition research, you can either go with the very sexy james bond type caricature, or you can think about it as dumpster diving, neither of which are true. really, the opposition research that we do is take all of the information that a public citizen -- an average citizen, could access and put together a narrative format. together in a narrative form. we use devices like the freedom of information requests, we follow candidates with cameras at public events to capture what they are saying, to see if it is different from what they have said on the record elsewhere. we are doing what any citizen could do, we are just doing it in a very organized and methodical way. host: let me turn to james homan of the "washington post." james: you are also doing a lot for 2020. how does your america rising experience in the 2016 cycle shape your approach? it seems that you are starting very early and aggressive? alex: we started in march 21, 2013, the first day of the fir

as for steven's parents, raising alex in illinois. they battle for jennifer for visitation with sydney and in 2010 judge awarded them. despite the ruling, jennifer took sidney to florida and later to massachusetts. she was arrested in 2016 and charged with unlawful visitation interference. pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial in illinois. in a related matter, judge determined sidney was a neglected child. now with paternal aunt and uncle while jennifer has visitation rights. jennifer is appealing if decision. meanwhile, steven's parents have spoken to sidney about what happened to her dad. >> from my viewpoint, he gave his life for her. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. . >> good morning. we're at msnbc headquarters. here is what's happening how close did she get? now information about the rather thannen woman working as an unregistered agent. the president and the potential interview with robert mueller what the negotiation looks like behind the scenes and why it's taking so lon

welcome to the very first episode of the alex salmond show. he switch from front line politics to his own show on russia today. while you still being in the spotlight, he has come out fighting and is ready to take centre stage in the highest court in scotland. the exact details of the allegations against him an investigation's findings have yet to be made public but the nature of these complaints against such a high—profile figure have rocked scotland's political establishment. lorna bbc news, edinburgh. 0ur scotland editor sarah smith joins me. what are the wider implications for politics in scotland? it is going to be very difficult for nicola sturgeon and you heard her sounding very upset. he has been a close colleague and a mental of hers for yea rs close colleague and a mental of hers for years in scottish politics. she is his party leader and she may at the end of this process, had to discipline him. that will be very difficult for the nationalist movement. at the same time she is the leader of the government he is challenging in court

alex: it does. there is a caricature of opposition research, you can either go with the very sexy james bond type caricature, or you can think about it as dumpster diving, neither of which are true. really, the opposition research that we do is take all of the information that a public citizen -- an average citizen, could access and put together a narrative format. we use devices like the freedom of information requests, we follow candidates with cameras at public events to capture what they are saying, to see if it is different from what they have said on the record elsewhere. we are doing what any citizen could do, we are just doing it in a very organized and .ethodical way host: you are also doing a lot 2020. how does your america rising experience in the 2016 cycle hel ship your approach? it seems that you are starting very early and aggressive? alex: we started in march 21, 2013, the first day of the first page of what would become a 1000 page research book on hillary clinton. we had researcher

alex salmond speaking to bbc scotla nd alex salmond speaking to bbc scotland just a short time ago. alex salmond is looking forward to having his day in court. he thinks that the scottish government have breached confidence actually as well but we have also been hearing as you saw from nicola sturgeon, the current first minister of scotland, looking actually quite visibly shaken during her interview. she said you cannot sweep these allegations in the carpet, no matter who the person is, there has to be that independent, impartial investigation, leading to this extraordinary story. it must be immensely discomforting for her. yes, it is, and you could really thing, i —— and perhaps in some ways, frustrating, i think. she does have two in some ways be overseeing this process as the political head of the government as this investigation is run by the signor serval servants, including leslie evidence, the permanent secretary, but she has to be careful what she says and what she does of course when it comes to handling this but she did say that it has been upsetting for rural and of c

gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate alex let me go to you first then in cyprus interesting trend going on we have european leaders speaking out about a future without the united states and turn. the security arrangements specifically nato and with the impending sanctions visa v the iran situation some europeans were thinking out of the box for a janes for example we have president mccrone of france talking about aggressive isolationism what's your take go ahead. no chance that they'll be able to do anything without the united states i think it's all talk by opinion i think that you're up to intertwined to all and by the united states and to me this is just this is all about trump you know these these leaders. these guys these neo liberals what's been left of the obama crew so to speak they just don't like trump they don't like to deal with trump they don't like his rhetoric and so you know they've got a little bit of trouble derangement syndrome in europe but i don't think there's any chance in the near to medium term that e

have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in cyprus we cross to alex cruciform he's the director and writer for the duran dot com are a gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate alex let me go to you first then in cyprus interesting trend going on we have european leaders speaking out about a future without the united states in terms of the security arrangements specifically nato and with the impending sanctions visa vi the iran's situation some europeans were thinking out of the box for a janes for example we have president mccrone of france talking about aggressive isolationism what's your take go ahead. no chance that they'll be able to do anything without the united states i think it's all talk by opinion i think that you're up to. two owned by the united states and to me this is just this is all about trump you know these these leaders about. these guys these neo liberals what's been left of the obama crew so to speak they just don't like trump they don't like to deal with trump they don't

alex, around these parts, that's a popular name. both men's finalists in the city op named alex. ovechkin has done okhe. now redskins. we're told it's not easy being alex. alex plays a team game and that team is getting ready to defend mankind, or at least win a me. smiles spotted down in richmond. the j redskinust days away from game. first preseason good chance for fans to see some of the young guys and one guy that fans are eager to see, the newquarterback. that's what it's all about, alex smith. picked from the chiefs in january. smith slreadytarting to earn the respect of his teammates and his head coac jaygruden, is glowing about him. >> i love him. i think he's a great player. he's got a great natural feel in the pocket which i can see j already,ust natural movement fr the pocket. those scripted pla that i've talked about for so many years i think we'll have a few more of this year with alex. he's a pro at that stuff. great leader. players all like him. >> listen, we've got more of jad tonight on "sports final." >>> nats are hosting the reds. offense stepping up to the ira

and alex jones yeah who's just basically a satirist is said in court he's a performance artist there for the us to have a call there is the same threat and act as that cold air love hate strong s. and you know judges are part of the network that does the macabre so that's what they will it's competition assert you know this is this is. competitive behavior yet this was like a coordinated attack within one hour it all happened within one hour. all the social media that the big four because we always have big for everything big for accountants big four banks big for tech monopolies oligarch police and they all to come down of course this was quite similar to when wiki leaks was also coordinated to cut off from the financial grid and that was the beginning of this wave of censorship where of course it's it's not the government it's these private corporations and somehow they can cut you off from the grid that is really under the domain of the government normally but that the monopoly for these many rails of our our economies and our societies have been handed to private corporations in

well someone saw it coming when even perhaps the most controversial online talking had alex jones was told get out of here by all major platforms after all they all have to stick to their own rules. and keep people safe from hate speech but then even those anti-left who come to hate jones went on alert could be because they thought someone would click on their profiles and see a hold up pop up alex jones a bad guy but the problem is that once you start saying that hate speech is a rationale for banning people from social media you get in some very very big territory. i'm no fan of jones some other things he has a habit of repeatedly slandering my dad by falsely and absurdly accusing him of killing j.f.k. but who the hell made facebook the arbiter of political speech free speech includes views you disagree with but there's no turning back when it comes to the online censorship evolution so i'm not sure it works like that anymore mr cruz plus people on the left are ecstatic bring it on is their call and if it is even a crucial step forward in the fight against fake news and fringe extre

have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst we spoke nick international and in cyprus we cross to alex cruciform he's the director and writer for the duran dot com are a gentleman cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate alex let me go to you first then in cyprus interesting trend going on we have european leaders speaking out about a future without the united states in terms of the security arrangements specifically nato and with the impending sanctions visa vi the iran situation some europeans were thinking out of the box for jayne's for example we have president mccrone of france talking about aggressive isolationism what's your take go ahead. no chance that they'll be able to do anything without the united states i think it's all talk by opinion i think that you're up to. two owned by the united states and to me this is just this is all about trump you know these these leaders about crowd america these guys these neo liberals what's been left of the obama crew so to speak they just don't like trump they don't like to deal with trump

right let me go back to alex in cyprus here alex you and i few. days ago i had a long conversation about what's going on in south africa and then lo and behold again it's our conversation was about the. reported murder of white farmers the x. the seizure of land without compensation and how the south african government is dealing with it grappling with it politically and internationally and then number of sources particularly tucker carlson over at fox news talked about a few other people did well known you tubers you and i talked about it and lo and behold the south african government seems to be pulling back your thoughts yeah they they are taking notice and you noted in our discussion peter that it's the p.r. part that the south african government is very worried about and president trying to tweak it brought a lot of attention to what's going on in south africa it's a very complicated issue but what we're seeing now is south africa trying to explain how the how the land expropriation what other people are calling theft is going to take place a

alex, into this one, please! everybody knows the length and closeness of my relationship to alex salmond, and i think people will understand how difficult this is for me and for my party. this will be extremely upsetting to members of the snp up and down the country. it's a difficult situation, but what is important is that complaints are treated seriously, regardless of who the person complained about his. the investigation into these allegations was conducted by scotland's top civil servant, the permanent secretary leslie evans. in a statement, she says alex salmond's comments contain significant inaccuracies which, she says, will be addressed in the court proceedings he intends to bring. she said the scottish government will defend its position vigorously. they've now handed the information to the police, who said their inquiries are at an early stage. welcome to the very first episode of the alex salmond show... alex salmond lost his westminster seat at the last general election, swapping front—line politic

alex, into this one, please! everybody knows the length and closeness of my relationship to alex salmond, and i think people will understand how difficult this is for me and for my party. this will be extremely upsetting to members of the snp up and down the country. it's a difficult situation, but what is important is that complaints are treated seriously, regardless of who the person complained about his. -- is. the investigation into these allegations was conducted by scotland's top civil servant, the permanent secretary leslie evans. in a statement, she says alex salmond's comments contain significant inaccuracies which, she says, will be addressed in the court proceedings he intends to bring. she said the scottish government will defend its position vigorously. they've now handed the information to the police, who said their inquiries are at an early stage. welcome to the very first episode of the alex salmond show... alex salmond lost his westminster seat at the last general election, swapping front—line

but this isn't about alex jones. this is about freedom. >> alex jones and rosie o'donnell and all of these other people believe that building seven had imploded. and that it was, the united states government had killed americans on 9/11. why anyone would listen to them, at all and alex jones -- my god! >> is big tech cracking down allies and conspiracy theories? i am howard kurtz and this is #mediabuzz. from the day he joined president trump's legal team the former mayor of new york has been a constant t.v. presence in the battle against robert mueller. driving the new cycle and taking media flack in the process. done enough of new york is rudy giuliani. welcome. >> how are you? >> doing well! we will drill down on the issues in a minute. since you been on the case, how would you describe the overall media coverage of the mueller investigation? >> hysterical. at times, taking things that are totally unimportant or relatively unimportant and driving it into all kinds of exaggerations. i think it is a bit of a hard cas

while it's thanks alex. thank you. and on our last broadcast we spoke about missions standards and the difficulties of making money on electric vehicles well despite the rough and rocky road automakers are going ahead with progressive plans for the future of electric vehicles which ones will come out on top artie's ashley banks takes a look. by the year twenty forty experts believe that electric cars will dominate the car market replacing conventional engine cars this may be hard to believe as the demand for traditional passenger cars in the u.s. is lagging quite a bit according to reports ford is looking to abandon passenger cars and the u.s. and focus more on trucks and s.u.v.s g.m. and tesla are estimated to lose thousands of dollars per unit on their electric cars at this time tesla model three's production is taking a major hit yet despite these odds over the next several years tesla general motors folks wagon and toyota motor will unload millions of electric vehicles on a global scale rebecca len land

alex? >> and i think we'll add affection as well, as i listen to you talk about him, which is something that by that description and his personal relationship with you and everybody else, that would stand to reason. so kelly o., i'm sorry for your loss, as well, because i know you very much enjoyed covering him. we'll get more reaction now to his death. president trump, who has certainly openly sparred with senator mccain, tweeted his condolences last night saying, "my deepest sympathies and respect go out to the family of senator john mccain. our hearts and prayers are with you." meanwhile, president obama, who developed a friendship with mccain after running against him in the 2008 election, issued this statement. "all of us can aspire to the courage to put the greater good above our own. at john's best, he showed us what that means. and for that, we are all in his debt." and we're also hearing from senator mccain's family, to which of course we send our profound support and condolences.

with alex salmond for many many years? this is an incredibly difficult situation for me to come to terms with. everybody knows the length and closeness of my relationship to alex salmond, and i think people will understand how difficult this is for me and for my party. this'll be extremely upsetting to members of the snp up and down the country. it a difficult situation, but what is important is that complaints are treated seriously regardless of who the person complained about is. i have been very clear that my belief and the importance of that, it's a principle that cannot be applied selectively, no matter how difficult that might be for me, my party or others. thank you. studio: that's a statement from nicola sturgeon, first minister of scotland, about the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, who has described the allegations against him of sexual misconduct as patenting ridiculous. but nicola sturgeon saying that this is an incredibly difficult situation because she of course has long been a close political

alex jones is not a joke. he is being sued by some of the people he has targeted including the families of the victims, the massacre at sandy hook elementary school which he claims was staged. as a result, those families have faced harassment and abuse from jones' fans. that didn't stop trump from appearing on jones' show where he praised the truthers' amazing reputation. and jones has depended on media platt forms like youtube, and twitter. his youtube channel alone has more than 2.4 million subscribers and earned more than 17 million views. that was before this week. after months of equivocating on apple, youtube and spotify booted film the platforms, as well as expressions of grerns some citizen risk who have are no fans of jones. notably he was not banned by twitter. the ceo saying jones had not violated twitter's rules. he elaborated on twitter policy on sean hannity's radio show. >> any sort of violent speech, encouragement toward violence, harassment is directly against our materials of service and we t

while it's thanks alex. thank you. and on our last broadcast we spoke about missions standards and the difficulties of making money on electric vehicles well despite the rough and rocky road automakers are going ahead with progressive plans for the future of electric vehicles which ones will come out on top artie's ashley banks takes a look. by the year twenty forty experts believe that electric cars will dominate the car market replacing conventional engine cars this may be hard to believe as the demand for traditional passenger cars in the u.s. is lagging quite a bit according to reports ford is looking to abandon passenger cars in the us and focus more on trucks and s.u.v.s g.m. and tesla are estimated to lose thousands of dollars per unit on their electric cars at this time tesla model three's production is taking a major hit yet despite these odds over the next several years tesla general motors folks wagon and toyota motor will unload millions of electric vehicles on a global scale rebecca len land an

rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it let me go to alex first in cyprus we have a new phrase that's popped up in the last latest news cycle and that's criminalizing diplomacy and and a steamed expert probably the greatest living expert on russia in the western world stephen cohen was on c.n.n. with well someone with a very dubious road record when it comes to foreign policy mr max boot before i go to you alex let's have a watch at this clip. i've been studying russia for forty five years i've lived in russia and i've lived here and you're going to be actually was it all actually for us and we would want our viewers sure hasn't read. it excuse me what did you say to me i said you've been consistent in apologies to russia in those last forty five years. i don't do defamation of people i do serious analysis of serious national security problems when people like you call people more like me and not only you maybe people more eminently apologise for russia because we don't agree with your analysis you are criminalizing diplomacy ok alex crimina

salmond herfriend whole situation, calling alex salmond her friend and whole situation, calling alex salmond herfriend and mentalfor almost 30 years of. she said his contribution to the snp and the independence movement speaks for itself, but she said while the decision to resign has been alex alone, she said the region she understood —— the reason she understood —— the reason she understood this bread questions from the day—to—day business of the snp going campaign for independence. —— ongoing. when paris has raced authorities between clashes between english and french fishermen on the english and french fishermen on the english channel over scots on the normandy coast. now it is time to sport today. —— for. hello, i'm chetan pathak, and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: sloane stephens battles back from a set down to maintain the defence of her us open title. benfica hit four to book their place in the group stages of the champions league. and with an eye on making history, india prepare for their must win fourth t

i'm alex and the corporate media don't forget. yeah the d.o.j. of the f.b.i. and let's not forget the real election battling was also against bernie sanders and it was hillary clinton and the d.n.c. that ripped of bernie sanders from winning winning the democratic nomination and the bill that they're proposing right now is very sinister indeed they're even asking my secretary of state to examine placing russia on the state list of terrorist sponsors that's how hysterical this feeling is becoming out of grand stated here i mean well and i don't expect here but do you know putting russia on the list of state sponsors of terror that is that's a little bit more than grandstanding ok and eric in i'm going to be here it's hard to walk these things perhaps my question eric earlier is this isn't working under the assumption that russia is going to surrender that is a wrong assumption well it works on a lot of assumptions for example it's not just to penalize russia for the production and use of chemical weapons you know who used chemical weapons ok there is that duma

go right back why don't you want to listen to them but i really have to really go there are going to alex we're going to go back to cyprus here one more minute before we go to the break here so it looks like russia russia russia is this going to be continued all the way to the midterms or in lieu of the mule the report go ahead alex yeah i think even when the mueller report is is finalized and i think we are coming to an end it's very apparent that the whole russia thing is just going to last until.

alex, let me start with you. who is the audience for this? as we saw and talk about it in a moment, it didn't change the president's mind. have you changed any minds? who are you speaking to directly? >> listen. we are not going to change the president's mind. he has made his political project, you know, central to that criticizing the press. but, listen. our audience was the american people and i think that we have reached -- we have reached them. 400 newspapers across the country reached out and talked about the importance of the work that they do, the journalism day in and day out, and, listen. they have responded to this call of this rhetoric about the enemy of the people and it really resonates with them. the majority of journalism in this country couldn't work for the cnn or "the boston globe" and work for weekly or small newspapers around this country and cover selectmen meeting and school boards. this rhetoric really resonates with them, to be declared of domestic threat is something that really threatens their livelihood and is deepl

alex, thank you. we are waiting on erdogan getting ready to speak, followed by his financial minister, his son-in-law. can he stem the route in turkish assets? this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." a live shot of the press conference waiting for president are to want to make a statement and it things like that and it looks like things are starting to happen. it is a risk off feel due to turkey issues and the possible contagion spreading. european banks getting hit the hardest as a lot of fre

join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. you see a good. church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not known the highest ranks of the catholic church help conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of that's not as the i don't think that i think you've got it used this is out in the. south. it's both true. and what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. back at it like the press was like before last three in the morning can people get . interested always in the waters at my house. last question. hello and welcome to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle on this edition of c

correspondent alex mahela bench thank you as always alex. thank you the other day. the other day we spoke about the environmental advocacy group the environmental working group which found a dangerous club aside glycine of fate used by the made by the monsanto company they found in cereal and months into a recently was bought by the german drug maker bear well we thought the topic merited a little bit more deeper discussion are pleased to be joined by our correspondents here i'm on to discuss so you've been looking into this and we're so pleased i saw you on other programs that are to america you were so great on it but it made me even question more we reported that bear stock went down but what have markets been doing since the end of last week so a bear stock went down last monday it really plunged and it continued to fall through thursday it seems like it's starting to pick a little bit back up but it lost eighteen percent of its value since the verdict and hundred percent and it's still lower than it has been in the last five years they must of you know when the

and alex jones yeah who's just basically a satirist is said in court he's a performance artist there for the us to have a call there is the same threat and act is that cold air love hates trump. and you know it is the part of the network that does the macabre so that's what they will it's competition assert. you know this is this is. competitive behavior yet this was like a coordinated attack within one hour it all happened within one hour all the social media that the bid for because we always have big for everything big for accountants big four banks big for tech monopolies oligarch police and they all to come down of course this was quite similar to when wiki leaks was also coordinated to cut off from the financial grid and that was the beginning of this wave of censorship where of course it's it's not the government it's these private corporations and somehow they can cut you off from the grid that is really under the domain of the government normally but that the monopoly for these many rails of our our economies and our societies have been handed to private corporations in the

they're not banning alex jones. he wrote, "we didn't suspend alex jones or info wars yesterday. we know that's hard for many, but the reason is simple: he hasn't violated our rules. we'll enforce if he does. s you'ing that's within twitter's rights. >> it is absolutely within twitter's rights. it's also within user rights ton put pressurewitter for that. but jack dorsey this morning in a tweet said that what he expects to happen is for journalists and others to counteract alex jones' fallshoods with true, factualt information andrown out his hateful and distortedeesp with the true, factual information they find.o >> brangham:hen alex jones and his supporters argue that this is just outright censorship, u say they might feel they're being censored, but there is no standings that hegu has to alegally that he's being censored. >> censorship is a legal termen for he governmentre ricts your speech. he's not balancing censored. there are a lot of peopleg callr the platforms to take him down, but that doesn't count as legal censorship.ra >>ham: what do you make of the slippery slope ar

while it's thanks alex. thank you. and on our last broadcast we spoke about missions standards and the difficulties of making money on electric vehicles well despite the rough and rocky road automakers are going ahead with progressive plans for the future of electric vehicles which ones will come out on top artie's ashley banks takes a look. by the year twenty forty experts believe that electric cars will dominate the car market replacing conventional engine cars this may be hard to believe as the demand for traditional passenger cars in the u.s. is lagging quite a bit according to reports ford is looking to abandon passenger cars and the u.s. and focus more on trucks and s.u.v.s g.m. and tesla are estimated to lose thousands of dollars per unit on their electric cars at this time tesla model three's production is taking a major hit yet despite these odds over the next several years tesla general motors folks wagon and toyota motor will unload millions of electric vehicles on a global scale rebecca led land

while it's thanks alex thank you. and on our last broadcast we spoke about a mission standers and the difficulties of making money on electric vehicles well despite the rough and rocky road automakers are going ahead with progressive plans for the future of electric vehicles which ones will come out on top artie's ashley banks takes a look. by the year twenty forty experts believe that electric cars will dominate the car market replacing conventional engine cars this may be hard to believe as the demand for traditional passenger cars in the u.s. is lagging quite a bit according to reports ford is looking to abandon passenger cars and the u.s. and focus more on trucks and s.u.v.s while g.m. and tesla are estimated to lose thousands of dollars per unit on their electric cars at this time tesla model three's production is taking a major hit yet despite these odds over the next several years tesla general motors folks wagon and toyota motor will unload millions of electric vehicles on a global scale rebecca len land an an

joined me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. in a world of big partisan movies. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bath and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back to our to international chemical weapons inspectors heading. next week to probe the nerve agent poisoning that which one person to die and another to become severely ill. the experts from the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons returned to the u.k. to continue their work to independently confirm the identity of the nerve agent which resulted in the death of one british national in amesbury and left another seriously ill presumably they're going to be able to try to help move the investigation forward we do know that they

welcome to the very first episode of the alex salmond show. he switched from front line politics to his own show on russia today. while used to being in the spotlight, he has come out fighting and is ready to take centre stage in the highest court scotland. the exact details of the allegations against him an investigation‘s findings have yet to be made public but the nature of these complaints against such a high—profile figure have rocked scotland‘s political establishment. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. a tour operator has removed all three—hundred of its customers from a five—star resort in egypt after two guests were found dead in their room. 69—year—old john cooper, and his wife susan were staying at the five—star shty—guhn—bair—guhr aqua magic in hurghada on the red sea. their daughter, who was on holiday with the british couple, said they were "in perfect health" just hours before they fell ill. the tour operator thomas cook said it was removing its customers as a "precautionary measure". will perry has all the

that's why i told alex to do it.

alex: already. this includes the on the record portion, building the bench for inclusion in foreign policies, beatin leading by example. thanks for joining us at the open society foundation. thank you very which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] -- thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] where history unfolds daily. , c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme publicnd polic events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> looking at congress this august, the senate in an abbreviated to work period, where pro forma sessions are scheduled, lawmakers return on the 15th for a debate on judicial

my hell of it thanks alex. thank you . former awkward well just a little bit as reported the break on bit coy prices but onward to kryptos to do it right we are once again joined by christy are you of counterpart x. christy thank you for being here with us as always it's great to have you yes so because we took this and other kryptos took this big hit in the last couple of days and what do you make of it so the market capitalization for all the cryptocurrency s. and circulation right now has dropped briefly below the two hundred billion dollar mark for the first time this year and this is this has been caused by a variety of factors but the main culprit that we believe is the companies that are currently selling out of big client anything are am and the all the startups who raised money last year they raise hundreds of millions of dollars in these i.c.'s and they got it in the form of a big point in the area and right now all these companies are forced into a very tough decision because all of these founders th

alex mccarthy is also included. and hearts manager criag levein says he hopes to be back in the dugout in just over a fortnight. he‘s been discharged from hospital after a heart scare earlier this week. i‘ll be back with a full update in the next 15 minutes. the former leader of the scottish national party, alex salmond, has resigned from the party to fight allegations of sexual misconduct. mr salmond led the snp into government, and was at the helm during the independence referendum. he strongly denies the allegations, which relate to his time in office. scotland 5 first minister nicola sturgeon has said politics shouldn t play a part in the row engulfing her predecessor. catriona renton reports. i heard a rumour... i think we won the election. it was the party with which his name was synonymous, a member for 45 years, leader for 20, seven of those as scotland‘s longest serving first minister. but following allegations that emerged last week, alex salmond has left the scottish national party. in a statement,

he wasn't doing anything differently on twitter alex jones is the same alex jones. when people tell you who they are, believe them. >> but today it's alex jones, who knows who it's going to be tomorrow and jack is clearly trying to avoid that slippery slope. we don't know. >> we've seen everything from charges of bullying against the president, people say why is the president allowed to not just threaten violence against entire countries but be mean-spirited online or other people where do you draw the line >> do you think twitter is isolated do you expect jack has to retrench >> i don't think they have any choice >> really? >> i think to say that alex jones -- they painted themselves in a corner. they said if alex jones did what he did in other places he's out. he now has to be out no other way to reconcile this >> otherwise what do your policies mean? >> exactly >> i think that to me is one of the keys we've been debating about the rules and what the rules of each of these companies should be but even more than that if you're going to have rules on your book as a

welcome to the very first episode of the alex salmond show. he switched from front line politics to his own show on russia today. while used to being in the spotlight, he has come out fighting and is ready to take centre stage in the highest court scotland. the exact details of the allegations against him an investigation‘s findings have yet to be made public but the nature of these complaints against such a high—profile figure have rocked scotland's political establishment. lorna gordon, bbc news, edinburgh. our scotland editor sarah smith explained the wider implications for scottish politics. it is going to be very difficult for nicola sturgeon and you heard her sounding very upset. he has been a close colleague and a mental of hers and a mentor of hers for years in scottish politics. she is his party leader and she may at the end of this process, had to discipline him. that will be very difficult for the nationalist movement. at the same time she is the leader of the government he is challenging in court. the former first minister taki

alone, 5he whilst the decision to resign has been alex's alone, she says the rea5on been alex's alone, she says the reason she understood why he has chosen to separate the questions he i5 chosen to separate the questions he is facing from the day—to—day bu5ine55 is facing from the day—to—day business of the snp and the ongoing campaignfor business of the snp and the ongoing campaign for independence. thank you. the cabinet office minister, david lidington, has told french business leaders that the european union has to choose between the british government's chequers plan or face the risk of a no deal brexit. it comes as the eu'5 chief brexit negotiator michel barnier 5aid that the eu was prepared to offer britain a unique partnership, different from that agreed with any outside country. here's our deputy political editorjohn pienaar. britain's marriage with europe was never quite a union of hearts and minds, unlike this happy couple, but anyway, it's nearly over. just the divorce to sort out. the government's warning today — an agreement on britain's terms or no deal at all