what's wrong with you, emin? >> after that shoot, trump did a series of interviews and talked about putin. >> let's not kid ourselves. he's done an amazing job. he's put himself at the forefront of the world as a leader. >> his chief concern when he was in moscow was whether he would meet vladimir putin. as soon as he landed, are we going to see putin? when do we see putin? is putin coming to the event? >> but that meeting never happened. >> i was in the room for that call with mr. trump and with emin, aras, and it was president putin's spokesman, a man by the name of dmitry peskov, and emin translated and said unfortunately although mr. putin would love to meet with donald trump today, the meeting can no longer go ahead because the king of holland has been delayed in traffic. >> what was donald trump's reaction when it turned out he wasn't going to be meeting president putin? >> it was okay actually because i think his reaction would have been really upset if there had been no response. but the fact that this ma

what's wrong with you, emin? >> after that shoot, trump did a series of interviews and talked about putin. >> let's not kid ourselves. he's done an amazing job. he has put himself at the forefront of the world as a leader. >> his chief concern when he was in moscow was whether he would meet vladimir putin. as soon as he landed, are we going to see putin, is putin coming to the event. >> but that meeting never happened. >> i was in the room for that call with mr. trump and with emin, and razz, and it was president putin's spokesman, and emin translated and said unfortunately, although mr. putin would love to meet with donald trump today, the meeting can no longer go ahead, because the king of holland has been delayed in traffic. >> what was donald trump's reaction when it turned out he wasn't going to be meeting president putin? >> it was okay actually because i think his reaction would have been really upset if there was no response. but the fact that this man who is a very senior official was conveying a message

now, this area is taking off financially and the city wants him out and is using the power of eminent domain to try and force him out. >> i feel abused and i feel used. >> reporter: he is bitter when talking about how santa clara is using a power play to move his longtime restaurant out of the way. >> they have a big pocket. >> reporter: has leased this facility for 30 years. the building and adjacent golf course set atop a old landfill. now that the stadium has moved in across the street the neighborhood is hot property. a multibillion-dollar complex of offices, restaurants and shops -- the restaurant may be demolished says the cities to make way for the development and offered him $5000 to break his lease which still has 11 years left. he refused. >> we are requiring these property interests. >> reporter: eminent domain which allows governments to take over private properties for public use with compensation to force him out. >> please do not open pandora's box and use eminent domain. it is not fair to your community and it is a moral. >> the vote was 5-1 including the mayor. >> it

caller: you need to secure the border and you have to use eminent domain. host: there may be spots where they would have to do that. i can't tell you for sure. thanks for calling. a couple of reporters tweeting, this shutdown is bizarre. neither of the parties are doing messaging, no press conferences, no signs of anybody coming in for tonight's session and just the president talking about it right now and no talks between both parties. house republicans saying no votes expected for the rest of the week making it likely that the government shutdown will continue. the 116th congress continuing a week from today. republican line, andrew. caller: my brother used to work on the southern border as a border patrol agent. the obama administration, he had to do what they are doing right now with the families and everything. he told me it costs $120 billion for that. so what is $5 billion to wall. it's not going to hurt our budget that we already have in this country of trillion dollars. not going hurt. you can end that by building a wall and $120 billion that it ta

than me there are former ambassadors very eminent people who think more or less exactly as i do they do not speak out with one or two exceptions the only reason i'm controversial is nobody else speaks out stephen n your wildest dreams the you envision a nuclear war. yes alas yes. by accident primarily stop and think and this is the theme of my book war with russia question mark during the last cold war we had a lot of conflicts military with the soviet rule union soviet russia but they were never on russia's borders larry never on russia's borders today we have a massive nato military buildup on russia's borders near poland and the small baltic nations we have nato trespassing in ukraine which is historically part of slavic russian civilization at least the eastern and southern parts we are flying in this limited and this is why would trump did last week removing the troops are saying he's going to from syria were we're conducting combat operations in syria when the russians in a very limited air space what happens when if a russian kills an american or american kills a russian what

than me there are former ambassadors very eminent people who think more or less exactly as i do they do not speak out with one or two exceptions the only reason i'm controversial is nobody else speaks out stephen n your wildest dreams you envision a nuclear war yes alas yes a lot. by accident primarily stop and think and this is the theme of my book war with russia question mark during the last cold war we had a lot of conflicts military with the soviet rule union soviet russia but they were never on russia's borders larry never on russia's borders today we have a massive nato military buildup on russia's borders near poland and the small baltic nations we have nato trespassing in ukraine which is historically part of slavic russian civilization at least the eastern and southern parts we are flying in this limited and this is why would trump did last week removing the troops are saying he's going to from syria we're we're conducting combat operations in syria when the russians in a very limited air space what happens when if a russian kills an american or american kills a russian wha

the reality of building 1,100 miles of physical barriers and what it would take to successfully in eminent domain proceedings. that's something i don't think the president particularly focused on or even thinks about. you previously also suggested you support family detention and, of course, c.b.p. plays a key role in sending families to detention centers. c.b.p. is the first point of contact. i realize after c.b.p. they go to i.c.e. i think you testified you have a partnership with i.c.e. in the immigration continuum. so how many parents and children are in family detention centers currently? mr. mcaleenan: so i.c.e. has capacity for about 3,300. at any given time they have 2,500 at family residential centers. senator hirono: 2,500. do you know how much it costs to keep families in detention centers? mr. mcaleenan: i don't. senator hirono: well, 2019 congressional budget estimates the cost is almost $320 per day per family. by contrast, the family case management program, which the trump administration terminated in july, 2017, was about $38 per day. i believe you said you did not think a

and governments have and it comes right from the magna carta so using an eminent domain the government can acquire the land using the means of an ordinance all through legislation of the parliament in session and can be built and the building will put them down is definitely public but i would also like to respond very briefly to what smith that said about schedule costs and muslims being at the receiving end and this if development was so oppressive vias that the beach if you hadn't been of an election after election after election he i don't understand that john i don't even if it is the twenty first century let me just complete even if it's the twenty first century it does not mean that if some historical wrongs of right did then india's must was development would stop india's economic growth that is going to mean that like clear mind has nothing to do with the other quite here you get two very strong not it is happening yeah i'm so sorry we just have to leave it there but obviously questions are being raised as to what implications this has for the secular fabric of the country i'm

doug dough main and l it to the -- eminent domain and sell it to the highest biddered even if it's not being put to public use. when you teach law school you use a case book. 1,500 phages. the cases first and second year slaw students need to know. i see opinions by justice clarence thomas. thin look at the author, the editor of the casebook. some of the most of liberal intelligentsia in the they will community showing respect for clarence thomas. he appointed mr. john roberts to the circuit coast appeals and he appointed mr. samuel alito to the court of appeals, each of which ascended to the supreme court by his son. i don't know that he could have expected justice thomas would serve as well and as long as he has. justice thomas has more, justice clarence thomas, has more of his own clerks now as federal judges and senior administrators in the non-political appointee, civil service than any judge in modern history. liz: senator hoeven is still here. can you react to what judge napolitano was saying about the h.w. bush's impact on the supreme court? >> the fact is that the media just i

reality of building 1100 miles of physical barriers and what it would take to successfully engage in eminent domain proceedings. that is something i don't think the president thinks about her focus is on. >> you also suggested you support family detention and of course you play a role to said families to detention centers and cbp is the first point of contact i realize after see pb they go to ice but you testified you have a partnership with ice in the continuum. so how many parents and children are in detention centers currently? mac ice has capacity 3300 at any given time 2500 families at residential center. >> do you know how much it cost to keep families in the detention centers. >> 2019 was estimated almost $320 per day per family. by contrast the family case management program that the trump administration terminated was $30 a day. i know you did not think that alternative would work so can you tell me what justification you have for that conclusion quick. >> i would defer to the ice testimony from the deputy director in july where he discussed alternatives to detention including the f

well actually yes because because of the of the eminent danger that this landslide such a landslide can happen again and cause a tsunami again at any given moment actually the government has asked the people or told to people to stay away from the coast a cliff on the coast and of course during the day it was much going on there because people are still looking for victims but as far as possible the people have to stay away from the course that's actually the main the main thing what the government is asking from the people here in the west. all right that steve call fundin hole reporting for us in indonesia thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world israeli coalition leaders have agreed to hold an early general election in april instead of next november local media are reporting a fall out within prime minister benjamin netanyahu is right wing government coalition parties are divided over a new law extending the military draft to ultra-orthodox jews. a court in pakistan has sentenced former prime minister nawaz sharif to seven years in prison for corruptio

. >> to suggest a deal would be eminent would not be appropriate. >> who really feels the effects of the paurt at ou down. tsa agents will still work through the rush and without pay. >> that lead investors to quiver. the dow plunged ending its worse week since 2008. the writ hike also helped drive prices. the weather will take a turn tomorrow and bring flooding. jeff. >> this has everything to do with kieds. we could see minor flooding and low-lying areas anyone living near the bay or in the marsh areas. largest dangers tomorrow. we could see a little waiter moving up into those areas. san francisco 10:20. coming up, we'll have details on this yags until out look and a live look at any lee lays. >> professional football may be returning to san francisco. the giants say the oakland raiders are expressing some interest. joining us live in francesco, a little bit of mixed reaction from januarys. >> that's right. some rater fans. the raiders are leaving oakland and don't have a i and instruction for their new home in they are looking for a place to play in 2019. they are interestinged i

deal with ottoman and city centers and paris in particular so the message is obviously very very bad eminence terms of how the government is dealing with this situation but the problem as this movement is very diverse has no kind of central leadership of any kind so it's very very hard to to tackle that so that's to take security measures on the one side but the most important parts on the other side is to address the social consent and the only effective solution to to to tackle those those demonstrations and those unrest and the end. and they were talking about how these protests as of kind of are will be we don't have any leadership we don't know who's who's driving them they came seemingly from nowhere via facebook but how likely that they will get more organize that will see trade unions for example coming on board when it becomes a much more concerted and perhaps worrying movement for the government when something i think having a trade union involvement or indeed having more mainstream political involvement might be a good thing for macro because it actually would focus negotiation or

the border wall is an indication negotiations over year-end spending bill would continue without an eminent resolution. the federal government is operating under a short-term spending bill that expires september 21. here is the oval office conversation. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to have nancy pelosi and chuck schumer with us. we have worked hard on a couple of things happening. criminal justice reform. we just got word that mitch mcconnell and the group going to be putting it up for a vote. we have democrats support, great republican support so criminal justice reform, something people have been trying to get for many years. looks like it is going to be passing, hopefully in a bipartisan way. it is something we are proud of and tremendous support for republicans and democrats and it is going to get a good vote but it will be up for a vote shortly. a lot of years they have been waiting for it. the farm bill is moving along nicely and they will be voting on friday or so. we think the farm bill is in good shape and are farm bill is well taken care of and that will be bipartisan. i

well actually yes because because of the of the eminent danger that this landslide such a landslide can happen again and cause a tsunami again at any given moment actually the government has asked the people or told to people to stay away from the coast stay clear from the coasts and of course during the day it was much going on there because people are still looking for victims but as far as possible the people have to stay away from the course that's actually the main the main thing what the government is asking from the people here in the west and up. all right that's call fundin hole reporting for us in pentagon indonesia thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in afghanistan at least twenty five people have been killed in an attack on government facilities in the compass will kabul officials say that several assailants have also been killed attackers detonated a car bomb before storming a government compound no group has yet claimed responsibility for the assault. israeli coalition leaders have agreed to hold an early general election in april inste

. >> eminently achievable win win win out of nafta. alix: there was more aggression between the u.s. and china. >> the only way will get foreign countries to lower their inordinate barriers is by making it more painful for them. alix: the fed continued on a hiking path. will they pick up or pause? >> we don't have to be projecting planned rate hikes. >> i think we can take our time. alix: facebook data controversies while microsoft reaped rewards from the cloud. executive share their vision. >> security is always an arms race. they try to misuse. >> technology and its importance in our societies, our economies, has gone through a sea change. alix: there is market insight aplenty. >> i don't think the tightening is going to be as big as expected. it will affect asset prices. >> i am buying stocks. i'm not buying them because i think they're going to go up next year. alix: it is straight ahead on this special edition of bloomberg best. hello and welcome. i'm alix steel. this special edition of "bloomberg best," and we are going to look b

connect with his players first of all your thoughts on the terrible second you have before in front of by eminent so they are angry and you are happy of course everything that's coming together and again it's father who knows exactly what all players especially there are so many young players in the team what they have to do and that makes everything possible yeah just to get a it's a big package you know and that's what you need now johnson do you think that perhaps where or many people are perhaps running away with themselves getting a little bit carried away a little bit too excited about dormant well i don't think the squad because they know they've still got more than half a season left to play and against your father some credit maybe you should be putting a second apart stressed with all the praise we're giving him but i think he's managed to keep these players level headed keep their feet on the ground i think we're going to hear from a couple of them now as a footballer of course you want to win every game being top half way through the season is a nice side note but it doesn't mean much

connect with his players for us a little your top on a terrible second you know before in front of by eminent so they are angry and you are happy of course everything it's coming together and again it's father who knows exactly what all players especially there are so many young players in the team what they have to do and that makes everything possible to get it's a big package you know and that's what you need now johnston do you think that perhaps where or many people are perhaps running away with themselves getting a little bit carried away a little bit too excited about dormant well i don't think the squad because they know they've still got more than half a season left to play and against good father some credit maybe you should be putting a check in the price trust with all the praise we're giving him but i think he's managed to keep these players level headed keep their feet on the ground i think we're going to hear from a couple of the mouth as a footballer of course you want to win every game. being top half way through the season is a nice side note but it doesn't mean much if you

>that's how david ebrahimi feels about eminent domain proceedings issued by the city of santa clara.it could be used through redevelopment..to build things like shops, hotels and offices. the city council voted tuesday night on the proceedings..that would affect businesses on 5131 stars and stripes drive, right across the street from levi's stadium.ebrahimi owns davids banquet - and has been serving the community for 31 years.he's not against the project, he just wants to be a part of it.his wife and co owner of the restaurant jean..still a possibility of david's being snatched up by the city,it's not just the memories for this family, but the future,their son michael..

, a few of the freed africans were among those outside the white house watching diplomats and other eminent figures pass by on their way to reception. of that handful of african-american onlookers, four men who were described as of genteel exterior and with manners of gentlemen entered the executive mansion and were presented to lincoln. one of those four, the reverend mr. henry jeh johnson of ithaca, new york, described the president as "a gentlemen, straight and tall, modest, with fleeting features, who looked for men determined." johnson noted that as great as gentle andas of noblemen, those privileges were granted to me without insult.ion or democratic newspapers were thensed, including one in state of maine. what a hideous travesty this is, what an abject and shameful and shocking doctrine of negro equality. what a terrible humiliation. and what a shameless boast at a time when the nation is undergoing the horrors of civil war engendered by the same insane craving for negro equality forbidden by the decrees of the almighty. in indiana, a democratic editor tut-tutted. there could be no

>that's how david ebrahimi feels about eminent domain proceedings issued by the city of santa clara.it could be used through redevelopment..to build things like shops, hotels and offices. the city council voted tuesday night on the proceedings..that would affect businesses on 5131 stars and stripes drive, right across the street from levi's stadium.ebrahimi owns davids banquet - and has been serving the community for 31 years.he's not against the project, he just wants to be a part of it.his wife and co owner of the restaurant jean..still a possibility of david's being snatched up by the city,it's not just the memories for this family, but the future,their son michael..

if a emin of the audience would like to comment on an issue before the committee please direct your request to the staff director, colonel steven ware. all public comments will be heard at the end of the meeting and at the discretion of the chair. written public comments may always be entered for committee consideration. recognizing we are not only focused on the defense of sexual assault -- the impact accusations have had on personal lives and their military careers. such testimony will be heard by the full dak ipad at future meeting or meetings. thank you all for being here. ms. coyne, you have the chair, and you may begin when you are ready. thank you for coming. >> uchg that -- thank you madam chair. good morning members of the committee. my imin a is kathleen coyne. i am one of two civilian attorney advisers formerly called hqes, which is how they have been referred to in your prior reports for the marine corps court services organization. i am a career defense attorney. i spent 2 years in my professional life as a public defender. for the last five years i have been privileged to trai

if you think that the crashes really eminent. some think that the recession is upcoming. but few really agree on where on the spectrum economic performance is going to find itself. what people seem clear on is that it is not likely to get better. the imf has said that global growth is set to plateau in 2019. ben: so talk of a recession in 2020. could 2019 be the year of the crash? steven: i think that is a very dramatic term. what we have seen as an overheated u.s. economy that has driven so much global growth, maybe to its limits. and now we are going to see those waters receding. the problem we need to look at is what does that mean for those who have not fully recovered from the recession of 2008-2009? now that will be exposed again potentially. i do think we will see lower growth but still growth throughout most of the year. ben: at the time when the european central bank and other central banks don't really have the tools to fight a recession or a more rapid slowdown. steven: they have strengthen certain mechanisms. the european stability mechanism. they check on the

that means charges are most definitely eminent. potentially, he could face the same charges as her. >> reporter: prosecutors say ericson helped in the efforts to establish back channels between the republican party, a source tells cnn, ericson sent an e-mail to a campaign adviser of trump trying to facilitate a meeting between trump and vladimir putin. those efforts were rebuffed by the trump campaign. was he used by the russian half his age? a lawyer says their relationship was real and cites this video of them recording "beauty and the beast" in the studio and a source close to the situation tells cnn ericson has been visiting her in jail, even recently. but in court papers, prosecutors say, quote, she appears to treat that relationship as simply a necessary aspect of her activities. >> what would his best defense be? >> your best defense is that you were a dupe. you were an unknowing participate in certain activities. >> reporter: former spies say deploying a young woman is tried and true russian spy craft. >> she was definitely

the border wall is an indication negotiations over year-end spending bill would continue without an eminent resolution. the federal government is operating under a short-term spending bill that expires september 21. here is the oval office conversation. >> thank you very much. it is an honor to have nancy pelosi and chuckch

weeks ago in cambridge, england to an audience of all people anthropologists, of explaining to vary eminent anthropologist, i won't give his name, it's embarrassing -- who stood up afterwards and said, i i agree with your claim it's a factor of 30, since the olden days, very eminent historical anthropologist but this 3,000 percent is wrong. and i didn't say, oh, professor, 30 minus one divided by one is 29, multiplied by 100 to get a percentage and you have 2900 which is roughly 3,000. i couldn't do it. so, i see what you mean. good point. but that fact is extremely important to acquire as dewey used to say, on your pulse. you should really get this into your head and your heart and grasp that free markets have increased income per head by 3,000-per, percent, and then do it for the entire world. there's no racial or cultural reason why sub-saharan africa can't be as rich as the united states. and as indeed the case of china and india show very plainly. when i was a young, a beginning student of economics, i was told by my teach hes, my distinguished teachers at harvard that things were hope

you and i know how long the average eminent domain case goes on in this country. in fact, it's a little over seven years. so for the president to have that wall built by 2020, as he has suggested, you would literally have to have no eminent domain cases even though we know that the wall pattern he has planned crosses a fairly large amount of private personal land. how is that going to happen? >> the quick answer is that there's a lot of infrastructure in addition to the wall to be built, but the president succeeded in redoing an ice arena right outside of trump tower years ago when the city hadn't been able to do it for years. if there's anybody that can speed up the process, maybe not to two but also not to seven, it's this president. david: getting anything done in new york is a miracle. thank you very much, congressman. appreciate you being here. as we just mentioned, the new democrat majority in the house tilts far more to the left so will they convince nancy pelosi to change rules so that they can rack up more debt and spend even more of your money? the madde

bannon: join me in thanking this eminent panel. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] on saturday, i discussion about the role of special counsels with ken starr, who served as special counsel in the whitewater and lewinsky investigations, live at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on our free c-span radio app. >> secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of defense james mattis held a joint press conference with their canadian counterparts after a meeting at the state department. they discussed combating isis send a new trade agreement between the u.s., canada and mexico. secretary pompeo: thank you for being here. secretary mattis and i are pleased to welcome our canadian counterparts to washington. welcome. and it is myt day, honor to host the state department to plus two strategic dialogue. plus twodepartment two strategic dialogue. we have achi

domain -- through eminent domain to give up their land for this property? >> it's the aspect of building border walls is significant and it takes many months. it involves working and consulting with stakeholders, communities and landowners. it is involves requesting land rights. >> i am pretty familiar as to what would be required under and eminent domain procedure and sometimes it could take years and you could have landowners who will just refuse to cooperate and give up their land in which case you would have to come up with some kind of alternative. one of the things that really we should focus on is the reality of holding 1100 miles of physical barriers, and what it would take to successfully engage in imminent domain proceedings. that is something that i don't think the president particularly focused on or even thinks about. you had previously suggested that you support family detention and of course the cbp plays a role in sending families to detention centers. and cbp is the first point of contact and i realized after cbp they go to ice but i think

promoted to chief justice so he attends the first political convention in history and is invited as an eminent person just to come i think he is probably vetting them to see how serious they are could they be the one? today it seems crazy but people were alarmed there was this group with secret oaths and andrew jackson happen to belong to it but of course jackson is reelected and as far as the cherokee decision goes marshall just has to live with it because jackson would not see that the law was enforced and it wasn't pressed to the final stage. that would have been if samuel the imprisoned missionary to the cherokees brought a lawsuit he would have had to tell his attorneys the decision is not being followed they are not obeying the decision so the court must notify the president must execute the law. but at the same time an altercation crisis with south carolina over the tariffs come to a boil will georgia joined south carolina? so the missionary is leaned on and they say drop the lawsuit we don't want to split the country because of your problem so he did. so we never reach the point of the

grande to build a physical barrier back in 2007, the department of homeland security filed more than 360 eminent domain claims in texas, new mexico, arizona, and california. today, dozens of landowners are still fighting those seizures in court. announcer: next on "matter of fact"... [radio chatter] on patrol with the agents securing one of the busiest border crossings in the southwest, plus... o'brien: tell me a little bit about what it is like living in a border town. man: so i always advertise we're the all-american city that speaks spanish. announcer: and later, the prowler causing problems for the president's wall. the in-laws have moved in with us. and, our adult children are here. so, we save by using tide. which means we use less. three generations of clothes cleaned in one wash. those are moms. anybody seen my pants? nothing cleans better. put those on dad! it's got to be tide. -morning. -morning. -what do we got? -keep an eye on that branch. might get windy. have a good shift. fire pit. last use -- 0600. i'd stay close. morning. ♪ get ready to switch. protected by flo. should say, "p

it seemed like a deal was eminent that the would have some kind of short-term resolution. then you heard about fox news and rush limbaugh saying the president wasaving. there's a tyranny of the white wing driving this president. he's listening to the conservative voices me than voices that are associated with him in congress. ann coulter has more of an impact. mitch mcconnell has gotten through what he could do on legs. and yet, when annri coulter as tough column saying the president has failed in his most signature campaign promise. and this his most signature campaign promise, he getsorked about it. he unfollows her. but is following her in terms of his policy priorities at the moment. he getshery sensitive w this. you hear former aides and currayt aides talk about the to shape his thinking is to make sure you get your people out on fox news to describe what is going on. and they didn't do they didn't get their side out on fox news for them toear. >> but i wonder is that the story with president trump? tantly evel he's cons listening to the right-wing? but they passedrin

he's eminently qualified for so manyky positions that america hs been lucky to have his leadership through the years. they were fortunate to have him to rely on. he's a man of faith and one who defend this others to worship in peace. he's been a champion of responsible government spending and a liter of states rights. he offered a constitutional amendment to balance the federal budget that received 66 votes. just one short of what was needed to amend the constituti constitution. one of those votes was somebody that just ran for election and said that that was the most important thing no matter how many times it came up, he would be voting for it and he voted against it and that was the one boat that was needed. by virtue of his legislative triumphs he is helped author the consequential pieces of legislation in our time. many have been mentioned and he paved the way for the sale of generic drugs and helped advance innovation for the patients with rare diseases. he's contributed a protection for children'the protectionfor d well-being as well as the right of americans with disabilitiest. i k

with the two men in city centers and paris in particular so the message is obviously a very very bad eminence terms of how the government is dealing with this situation but the problem is this movement is very diverse and has no kind of central leadership of any crime so it's very very hard to tackle this so that you take security measures on the one side but the most important parts on the other side is to address the social concerns and that's the only effective solution to to to tackle those those demonstrations and those unrest and the end of a day we've been talking about how these protests as of kind of a real the we don't have any leadership we don't know who's who's driving them they came seemingly from nowhere via facebook but how likely that they will get more organized that will see trade unions for example coming on board and then it becomes a much more concerted and perhaps worrying movement for the government. well in some ways i think having a trade union involvement or indeed having more mainstream political involvement might be a good thing in the macro because it actually wo

with the two men in city centers and paris in particular so the message is obviously a very very bad eminence terms of how the government is dealing with this situation but the problem is this movement is very diverse and has no kind of central leadership of any crime so it's very very hard to to tackle this so that you take security measures on the one side but the most important parts on the other side is to address those social concerns and that's the only effective solution to to to tackle those those demonstrations and those unrest and the end of a day we've been talking about how these protests as of kind of a real the we don't have any leadership we don't know who's who's driving them they came seemingly from nowhere via facebook but how likely that they will get more organized that will see trade unions for example coming on board and then it becomes a much more concerted and perhaps worrying movement for the government. well in some ways i think having a trade union involvement or indeed having more mainstream political involvement might be a good thing in the macro because it actual

senate and there are people sitting of my veni jury slightly younger in my profession maybe people more eminent than me there are former ambassadors very imminent people who think more or less exactly as i do they do not speak out with one or two exceptions the only reason i'm controversial is nobody else speaks out stephen n your wildest dreams you envision a nuclear war yes alas yes a lot. by accident primarily stop and think and this is the theme of my book war with russia question mark during the last cold war we had a lot of conflicts military with the soviet rule union soviet russia but they were never on russia's borders larry never on russia's borders today we have a massive nato military buildup on russia's borders near poland and the small baltic nations we have nato trespassing in ukraine which is historically part of slavic russian civilization at least the eastern and southern parts we are flying in this limited and this is why would trump did last week removing the troops are saying he's going to from syria we're we're conducting combat operations in syria when the russians in a v

it seemed like a deal was eminent that they would have some kind of short-term resolution. then you heard about fox news and rush limbaugh saying the president was caving. there's a tyranny of the white wing driving this president.o he's listening the conservative voices more than voices that are associated with him in congress. >> ann coulter has more of an impact. mitch mcconnell has gotten throughhat he could do on legs. and yet, when annoulter write as tough column saying the president has failed in his most signature campaign promise. and this is his most signaturea ca promise, he gets worked about it. he unfollows her. but is following her in terms of his policy priorities at the moment. he getssi very sve with this. you hear former aides and t current aidek about the way to shape his thinking is to make sure you get your people out on fox new to describe what is going on. and they didn't do that. they didn't get their side fut news for them to hear. >> but i wonder is that t story with president trump? on one level he's constaly listening to the right-wing? but they

to where they stopped it's all she has managed to take on isis and defeat isis isis did present very eminent threat to them but other than that they would not be achieving any of their political goals they wanted to have a contiguous territory of a long border that is not going to happen they wanted some sort of autonomy within city of that's going to be very hard because they would have enough leverage the only person they can perhaps not turn to is bush says which sort of a displace a sad state of affairs it has become for them despite the sacrifices and trying to accent sort of an understanding with them and at the moment he actually face quite an active threat in mom being where the american forces were now once the forces leave and he says they are about to attack what happens to the cows what happens to the os you know it's a big open question tonight. if you to listen to what the israeli prime minister said today when he was asked how israel will react to the u.s. withdrawal and will continue to act in syria to prevent iran from two military intrenchments over against us we're not goi

there are people sitting of my vantage or it's slightly younger in my profession maybe people more eminent than me there are former ambassadors very imminent people who think more or less exactly as i do they do not speak out with one or two exceptions the only reason i'm controversial is nobody else speaks out stephen n your wildest dreams you envision a nuclear war. yes alas yes. by accident primarily stop and think and this is the theme of my book war with russia question mark during the last cold war we had a lot of conflicts military with the soviet rule union soviet russia but they were never on russia's borders larry never on russia's borders today we have a massive nato military buildup on russia's borders near poland and the small baltic nations we have nato trespassing in ukraine which is historically part of slavic russian civilization at least the eastern and southern parts we are flying in this limited and this is why would trump did last week removing the troops are saying he's going to from syria work we're conducting combat operations in syria when the russians in a very li

well actually yes because because of the of the eminent danger that this landslide such a landslide can happen again and cause a tsunami again at any given moment actually the government has asked the people or told people to stay away from the coast stay clear from the coasts and of course during the day it was much going on there because people are still looking for victims but as far as possible the people have to stay away from the course that's actually the main main thing what the government is asking them from the people here in the west. all right that's steve call fundin hole reporting for us in indonesia thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world in afghanistan at least twenty five people have been killed in an attack on government facilities in the capital kabul officials say had several assailants have also been killed attack us designated a car bomb before storming a government compound no group has yet claimed responsibility for the assault. a u.s. judge has ruled north korea should pay the family of five hundred million dollars in a wrongful

the notion behind agi, the people that believe we will build it eminently don't believe that because they know how to the house because they have an assumption that people are machines and your brain is a machine and with everything you can be described as on a whiteboard, if that is true then someday we will build a mechanical you and someday that mechanical you will be better but if people are not machines, then it's a far less obvious that we can build a technology that can duplicate much of what we do if we're not machines. >> and that 5 to 500 years, where do you think it will end up? >> here's what i think is interesting is that we have these brains which we don't understand how they work . it's not like you have some part of your brain that's bicycle colors and you have it filed away there. nobody knows. then you havesomething called a mind and everything , a mind is something that your organ should be able to do. your mind has a sense of humor but presumably your liver doesn't. where does it come from? we have consciousness and people say we don't know what consciousness is.

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with the two men in city centers and paris in particular so the message is obviously a very very bad eminence terms of how the government is dealing with this situation but the problem is this movement is very diverse and has no kind of central leadership of any crime so it's very very hard to tackle this so that you take security measures on the one side but the most important parts on the other side is to address the social concerns and that's the only effective solution to to to tackle those those demonstrations and those unrest and the end of a day we've been talking about how these protests as of kind of a real the we don't have any leadership we don't know who's who's driving them they came seemingly from nowhere via facebook but how likely that they will get more organized that will see trade unions for example coming on board and then it becomes a much more concerted and perhaps worrying movement for the government. well in some ways i think having a trade union involvement or indeed having more mainstream political involvement might be a good thing for the macro because it actually w

now, this area is taking off financially and the city wants him out and is using the power of eminent domain to try and force him out. >> i feel abused and i feel used. >> reporter: he is bitter when talking about how santa clara is using a power play to move his longtime restaurant out of the way. >> they have a big pocket. >> reporter: has leased this facility for 30 years. the building and adjacent golf course set atop a old landfill. now that the stadium has moved in across the street the neighborhood is hot property. a multibillion-dollar complex of offices, restaurants and shops -- the restaurant may be demolished says the cities

i don't think it means that something horrible is eminent but i think it's a shame that has happened because when we do that as american citizens we see our government doing this then there's a response from the russian government and i see that going in the wrong direction but. i don't think it should be a great alarm that next month there will be a clash. and tromp although he has his ups and downs i think that he has taken a good position he said he wanted to get out of out of syria and he said in the campaign he said that isis is not a threat there and that it's time to come home and i just wanted to be complete yes move the troops out our couple thousand troops but i want to make sure that you know the cia's out in the special forces are out and that we don't use sanctions and that we move in that direction where we just have hands off and deal with diplomacy and getting along with people but in that philosophy that i just spoke it also means no foreign aid well our problem is if we dominate and militarized a country then we finance all that and if we converted into friendship t

about you know reasonable relations with russia at that house to stay safe i think we were heard we had eminent people like former ambassador jack matlock who was about souter during the reagan years we had former senators we had intellectual leaders we had political and social economic leaders it's very hard to be heard these days sophie but if one doesn't try the role of the nation is to be an alternative dissenting voice and to foster not policed debate and i think that's critical in these times because we've had a degradation of debate. you know it's one thing that pains me and i think you followed this is that those who call for better relations with russia are sometimes called pro russian now or in times always thirty minutes yet and i know you know people and two people one a democrat one republican i recommend to your viewers representative roe conn who represents silicon valley in california he tried to see tries to speak for diplomacy he is called names or senator rand paul who was here a few months ago a republican from kentucky he too believes there should be a working relationship