security agency chaired by the chief executive and that national security agency this committee will also appoint the judges. will handle these cases so this is one very problematic case from. the point of the rule of law but then china would also establish its own national security agency and this national security agency will in get engaged in intelligence gathering but it has also the right to take over some of the cases a small number as was said in this communication but nobody of course knows what this small number is. these commun the communication that was not the text of the draft but it was a summary of some of the key points of the draft did not really specify what would contain a crime these these 4 crimes. in detail very like sedition secession they are very they are not very detailed they're very broad so we do not really know what will consist of is a crime in the end or thanks for things that shop over to hong kong and stevie how are people there taking this news. well this piece of the news the handset has set shock waves across the city as mentioned they'd be out th

security agency chaired by the chief executive and that national security agency this committee will also appoint the judges. will handle these cases so this is one very problematic case from. the point of the rule of law but then china would also establish its own national security agency and this national security agency will in get engaged in intelligence gathering but it has also the right to take over some of the cases a small number as was said in this communication but nobody of course knows what this small number is. these commun the communication that was not the text of the draft but it was a summary of some of the key points of the draft did not really specify what would contain a crime these these 4 crimes. in detail they're like sedition secession they are very they are not very detailed they're very broad so we do not really know what will consist as a crime in the end ok thanks that is that shop over to hong kong and t.v. how are people there taking this news. well this is something news hour has set has set shock waves across the city estimations they'd be out there c

with national security cases moreover beijing will create its own agency in the city that will be responsible for intelligence gathering but that can also take over cases of national security so on the basis of crimes that are not narrowly defined at least from what we've seen today beijing can interfere whenever it sees it necessary to deal with what it sees as infringements of national security. and we also spoke with correspondent phoebe kong in hong kong and asked how the territory is taking all this. well this was something news the handset has set shock waves across the city as mentioned the content of the law is still a very fake at this stage but this is worrying enough for many citizens in hong kong and the specially the opposition came out some of the pro-democracy figures they are they they criticize the new legislation is actually night man born a city that on they they are afraid that it is going to hinder on their remaining traditional independence of a city because the judge just will be appointed by the chief executive which is not democratically elected in hong kong they say

security agency made me set up on the need basis as an macomo because our national security council you have known what was right and i'm an ashkenazi doing a hunch that means doesn't mean the big winner creatively wades actually we don't know for the tito's so you can't be a little culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law or you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law what i said there is it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government is a central people's government that's what they are l

security agency made me set up on the need basis as an mocambo because our national security council you have known what was that number an ashkenazi doing hands out means doesn't mean the bay we must all be creative only when it's actually going out for the tito's so you can get a little culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law what i said there is it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that's wha

security agency may be set up on the need basis as an mocambo because our national security council you have no know what is right or nomination marshaling hunt that means doesn't mean the bin you know it's not a creative only way it's actually we don't know for that tito's so you can't be a little uncomfortable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you are not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law what i said there is it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does a central people's government that

security agency made me set up on the need basis as an mocambo because our national security council you have known what was right and i'm an ambassador in the hunt that means doesn't mean the baby you know saw the cravenly well it's actually we don't know for that tito's so you can't believe it culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bring that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it send to people's government that's what the

security agency made me set up on the need basis as in a couple hours a national security council you have no know what is right and i'm an ashkenazi doing a hunch that means doesn't mean the baby when it's not a creative only way it's actually we don't know for the details so you can't delete culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law or you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in the national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that's wh

security agency made the set up on the need basis as in a couple hours our national security council you have known what was that moment i am arguing a hunch that means doesn't mean the bay we must all be creative only when it's actually we don't know for the tito's so you can't believe a comfortable resolution not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bring that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that's what they are

security agency made the set up on the need basis as in a couple hours a national security council you have known what is that the nominations are selling homes that means doesn't mean the bay we must all be creative only when it's actually we don't know for that tito's so you can't believe it culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under a mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publish it in promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that's what the

with national security cases moreover beijing will create its own agency in the city that will be responsible for intelligence gathering but that can also take over cases of national security so on the basis of crimes that are not narrowly defined at least from what we've seen today beijing can interfere whenever it sees it necessary to deal with what it sees as infringements of national security. and for reaction to this let's cross over to hong kong and our correspondent phoebe kong who is standing by phebe how are the people of hong kong taking this news. that drops off the national security laws in the sand shock waves across the sea it's not only a matter in hong kong it's it is also drawing global attention a wrong to what especially when we already seen u.s. and u.k. have expressed deep concerns. by. serious like the one country 2 system and the joint declaration. and locally we see that. dropped off that's just asian actually has intensified inside its heat many citizens here that the fear that it could chip away the remaining independence traditionally in the city that the mainland c

with national security cases moreover beijing will create its own agency in the city that will be responsible for intelligence gathering but that can also take over cases of national security so on the basis of crimes that are not narrowly defined at least from what we've seen today beijing can interfere whenever it sees it necessary to deal with what it sees as infringements of national security. the number of people insect it with corona virus in a meat processing plant in northwest germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before despite efforts by officials the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and it reveals major industry wide shortcomings with subcontracted workers being subjected to terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest and germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the companies 6500 emplo

with national security cases moreover beijing will create its own agency in the city that will be responsible for intelligence gathering but that can also take over cases of national security so on the basis of crimes that are not narrowly defined at least from what we've seen today beijing can interfere whenever it sees it necessary to deal with what it sees as an infringement of national security. well we also spoke with correspondent phoebe kong in hong kong and i asked her how the territory is taking this. the drops of the national security legislation sent shock waves across the city is not only a matter in hong kong itself but it's drawing global attention around the world the u.s. and u.k. has already expressed deep concerns to us the legislation saying that it could be a bridge off the one country 2 systems and the joint declaration signed by china and britain saying that it could be the end of one country to systems locally. and many activist and pro-democracy supporters they are deeply worried about the new lash of station. because spelt again off the autonomy of hong kong i special

security agency may be set up on the need basis as an mcconnell macao as our national security council you have known what was that moment that i am arguing holmes that means doesn't mean the beignets not be creative only when it's actually for the details so you can't give a countable resolution not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law or you don't know do you. no no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they broke that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government is a central people's government that's what they are looking for education i

security agency may be set up on the need basis as an macomo macao as our national security council you have known what was that number an ashkenazi ring a hunch that means doesn't mean the bin you know it's not a creative only way it's actually we don't know for the details so you can't be late culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you have not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. well know no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law when i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they brick that's what they do when they bring in the national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that'

a new national security agency in hong kong. mirror that the law would introduce 4 new criminal offenses to hong kong or those of secession subversion terrorism and colluding with foreign forces but what they weren't expecting and what has been revealed in the last day or 2 was to such a deep and intrusive intervention into the very governance structure and legal structure of hong kong including creating an entirely new national security agency in hong kong and new departments within the prosecutor's office and the police force here in hong kong to both investigate and prosecute national security offenses so it's a very wide and deep intervention into the very structure of the hokum government legal system they are sensitive to their international reputation they want to be seen to be playing by the rules and upholding the rule of law and indeed one of the sections of this document released over the last couple of days specifically included references to the rule of law to the i.c.c. p.-i to human rights and so on and so china d

security agency made the set up on the need basis as an macomo because our national security council you have known what was that nominations are seeing how that means doesn't mean the big winner secret really well is actually we know an awful lot about the toes so you can't believe a countable resolution not you can't give any comforting but as you are not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you well know no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law whether i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they broke that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it it was sent to people's government that's what they are

security agency may be set up on the need basis as an mocambo because our national security council you have known what is that number an atom are selling homes that means doesn't mean the bin you know creatively well it's actually we don't know for the tito's so you can't give a culpable as well you should not you can't give any comforting but as you are not about this and you cannot give any unwarranted accusations. if there are no facts you are making unwarranted accusations will these agencies operate under mainland law or hong kong law you don't know do you. well no no it's in the basic law they must obey hong kong law whether i said this it is not clear yet what any new national security agency would be responsible for it could simply be responsible for public education publicized here and promotion you know you cannot come to the conclusion that they are they will be enforcing hong kong law that's what they bridge that's what they do when they bring in their national security organs of the central police government does it send to people's government that's what they are look

security agency in hong kong. we knew that the law would introduce 4 new criminal offenses to hong kong those of secession subversion terrorism and colluding with foreign forces but what they weren't expecting and what has been revealed in the last day or 2 was to such a deep and intrusive intervention into the very government structure and legal structure of hong kong including creating an entirely new national security agency in hong kong and new departments within the prosecutor's office and the police force here in hong kong to both investigate and prosecute national security offenses so it's a very wide and deep intervention into the very structure of the whole come government and legal system they are sensitive to their international reputation they want to be seen to be playing by the rules and upholding the rule of law and indeed one of the sections of this document released over the last couple of days specifically included references to the rule of law to the i.c.c. piaf to human rights and so on and so

and special assignment with the national security agency. and he has been in private practice in new orleans where he has had tried and litigated at the a.m. ate. years as add junk professor and giving back. mr. tom somebody you have been asked. they will irmed, conduct audits, investigations and reviews of c.i.a. programs and operations. you will ensure that the d.i.a. carries its mandate accountable and always according to the law. the mandate will require transparency and responsive from you and your office. and will ask you difficult questions and we ask you timely answers. at the same time, we want you to feel free to come to the committee to situations that warrant our attention and partnership. i look forward to hearing you from today to support your nomination and ensuring its nomination and i thank you for your years of service to our country and willingness and we look forward to your testimony and i recognize the vice chairman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and welcome, mr. thomson and good to kind of see you again in is large room

security law being drafted for hong kong it since beijing will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's autonomy. small follett party in germany has installed a statue of soviet leader vladimir lenin in the town of gilson chicken mainstream parties tried to block the installation calling linen a figure of terrorism and violence controversy a move comes as many statues are being face to pull down in europe and the us. at least 3 people have been killed in a stabbing attack in the english city of reading near london several others injured following the incident in a season high police looking at terrorism as a possible motive one person was arrested at the scene and is now in custody a black lives matter protest took place at the same site but authorities say their peers to be no evidence of a connection with the attack. well correspondent target mass is in london and following this story she gave us this update a short while ago. well we don't have many updates from the police we just know from them that there was an

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong autonomy. a small far left party in germany has installed a statue of soviet leader vladimir lenin in the town of girls in cash and mainstream parties tried to block the installation calling lenin a figure of terrorism and violence a controversial move comes as many statues are being faced all pulled down across europe and the us. in northwest germany there are now more than a 1000 people who have tested positive for corona virus at a meat processing plants up from just over 800 a day before most of the workers are from romania and bulgaria who live in cramped accommodations provided by the company the outbreak is among several reported at german slaughter houses in recent months. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the companies 6500 employees a kn

security agency in hong kong and new departments within the prosecutor's office and the police force here in hong kong to both investigate and prosecute national security offenses so it's a very wide and deep intervention into the very structure of the hokum government legal system they are sensitive to their international reputation they want to be seen to be playing by the rules and upholding the rule of law and indeed one of the sections of these documents released over the last couple of days specifically included references to the rule of law to the i.c.c. p.r. to human rights and so on and so china do sensitive to their international reputation remaining intact and so to that extent i think international pressure it's a national attention to the issue can at least cause china to press moderate some of their worst instincts and ensure that this is done as far as possible in about ordway and consistent with the principles of the the rule of lauren and fundamental human rights. now scientists and indigenous leaders in mexico are battling to save the last pocket of tropical rainfor

law being drafted for hong kong it says beijing will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush on comes autonomy. and the racism demonstrators have held protests across the usa for the 4th weekend protesters marched here in london and in other cities to spot a ban on large gatherings because of the coronavirus pandemic a leader of the black lives matter protests in london demanded and making with british prime minister bars jumps. well meanwhile the number of people infected with corona virus in a meat processing plant in north west germany has now jumped to 1029 from 803 the day before the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot of the german slaughterhouse and reveals apparent industry wide shortcomings with subcontracted work is being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worseni

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's old tommy brazil's health ministry says the death toll from the corona virus has risen to nearly 50000 the latin american nation has topped 1000000 confirmed cases and experts say it could get a take the u.s. as the world's worst hit country president jaya both the nara has been downplaying social distancing calling it a job killing mission. well meanwhile the number of infected people with the corona virus in the main processing plant in north west germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and reveals apparent industrywide shortcomings with subcontracted work is being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at their turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been c

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent the city critics fear it will crush hong taught hong kong's autonomy. a small far left party in germany has installed a statue of soviet leader vladimir lenin in the town of those in question mainstream parties tried to block the installation callie let in a figure of terrorism and violence the controversial move comes as many statues are being defaced or pulled down in europe and the united states. well the number of people infected with corona virus in a meat processing plant in northwest germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before to spite efforts by officials the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and it reveals major industry wide shortcomings with subcontracted workers being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest and germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the

security low being drafted for hong kong it says beijing will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's autonomy. and he braces and demonstrators have held protests across the u.k. for 4th weekend protesters marched here in london and other cities despite a ban on large gatherings because of the corona virus and any leader of the black lives matter protests in london demanded the meeting with british prime minister johnson. or the number of people infected with the coronavirus in a make processing plant in north west germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot the german slaughterhouse and reveals apparent industrywide shortcomings with subcontracted workers being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of to turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest and germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the militar

it says beijing will set up a national security agency there to crackdown on dissent in the city its critics fear it will crush wide ranging freedoms that are seen as key to hong kong status as a global financial center. and let's cross over to correspond in beijing for more on this mathias what is in this draft what we know. yeah so what we've seen today is a detailed account of the draft not the not the draft itself the draft itself has not been released to the public but the details show a lot about what they ging is planning and they are really giving taking no chances there will be a new security agency hong kong security agency chaired by the chief executive that will also appoint the judges that will handle these cases and there will also be an agency set up by beijing in hong kong and this agency will supervise the hong kong agency and it will have the right to take over some of the cases against national security against national security so beijing will have a big say in this and it will establish its power directly to handle these cases in hong kong and just how could this

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's autonomy. brazil's health ministry says the death toll from the corona virus has risen to nearly 50000 the latin american nation has topped 1000000 confirmed cases and experts say it could overtake the u.s. as the worst hit country president diable scenario has been downplaying social distancing calling it a job killing measure. and in northwest germany there are now more than a 1000 people have tested positive for corona virus at a meat processing plant up from just over 800 day before most of the workers are from romania and bulgaria who live in cramped accommodations provided by the company the outbreak is among the several reported at german slaughterhouses in recent months. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the company's 6500 employees are

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's autonomy. in northwest germany there are now more than a 1000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus at a meat processing plant up from just over 800 a day before most of the workers are from romania and bulgaria who live in cramped accommodations provided by the company the outbreak is among several reported at german slaughterhouses in recent months. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak of to turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsen in the military has been called in to help test plant workers all of the companies 6500 employees are now in quarantine and about a half have been tested the district commissioner says they are working around the clock to get the situation under control. most of the highest priority in the district of good to slow remains the prevention of any further spread of the virus and to avoid a shutdown. authorities have complained

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent in the city critics fear it will crush hong kong's autonomy. a u.s. court has allowed the publication of a book by former national security advisor john bolton denying an injunction requested by the white house to prevent its release president trump reacted to the decision by saying bolton would pay a quote big price the book will be published on tuesday. the number of people infected with corona virus in a meat processing plant in northwest germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before despite efforts by officials the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and it reveals major industry wide shortcomings but subcontracted workers being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest in germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been called in to help test plant work

will set up a national security agency to crackdown on dissent the city critics fear it will crush hong tang hong kong's autonomy. a small far left party in germany has installed a statue of soviet leader vladimir lenin in the town of gas in cash and mainstream parties tried to block the installation calling lenin a figure of terrorism and violence a controversial move comes as many statues are being defaced or pulled down in europe and the us. the number of people infected with corona virus in a meat processing plant in northwest germany has now jumped to 1029 up from 803 the day before despite efforts by officials the outbreak made headlines in germany because it's the 2nd major virus hotspot at a german slaughterhouse and it reveals major industry wide shortcomings with subcontracted workers being subjected to sometimes terrible working and living conditions. with more than a 1000 confirmed cases of corona virus the outbreak at the turn years meat processing plant has now become the biggest and germany's most populous state and with the situation worsening the military has been calle

during his time with doj peter served on special assignment with a national security agency. since 2011 he's been in private practice in new orleans where he he has done dozens of criminal trials and litigated at the state level as well. teaching trial advocacy and giving back to his alma mater. mr. thompson, you've been asked to lead a statutorily created office that is responsible for independent oversight of the central intelligence agency. if confirmed you will conduct audits, inspections, investigations and reviews of cia programs and operations. you will play a very important role in ensuring the cia carries out its mandate efficiently, accountably and always according to the law. the satisfaction of this committee's oversight will at time require transparency and responsiveness from you and your office. we may ask difficult questions of you and your staff and we expect honest, complete and timely answers. at the same time we will also want you to feel free to come to the committee with situations that warrant our attention and our partnership. i look forward to hearing

the width of the national security agency since 2011 he's been in a privat private practiw orleans where he has done dozens of trials that the federal and state level and litigated at the appellate level. in addition spent 20 years as an uncompensated adjunct professor at the tulane law school giving back to his alma mater in. the office responsible for independent oversight if confirmed he will conduct audit inspections and reviews of the programs and operations and play a very important role in shoring they carry out the mandate accountability and according to the law. for the transparency to you in your office we may ask difficult questions of units for staff. at the same time we would also want you to feel free to come to the committee for the situations that warrant our attention in partnership. i look forward to hearing from you today to ultimately supporting the nomination and to ensure consideration without delay and want to thank you for beingea here for your willingnes to resume the service and we all look forward to your testimony and now i recognize the vice chairman. >> welc

it also stipulates the chinese government will set up a national security agency in hong kong that may exercise jurisdiction in certain circumstances. provisions of the proposed law have yet to be disclosed. hong kong media reported it could carry a maximum penalty of life imprisonment. after being approved the legislation is expected to be promulgated by the hong kong government. concerns are growing among hong kong residents and the international community that the one country two systems principle that guarantees a high degree of autonomy for the territory could be destroyed. the chinese government announced a countermeasure against the united states, saying it will impose visa restrictions on u.s. individuals who have asked, what it calls, viciously on issues related to hong kong. >> translator: china is restricting visa issuance to u.s. citizens who engage in wrongful behavior on hong kong issues. >> last friday, the administration of u.s. president donanald trump said it would ple visa restrictions on chinese officials who washington claims are responsible for undermining freedom

believed them to be legitimate, the national security agency questioned their validity. the white house says that is why president trump did not hear about the assessment. >> so intelligence is verified before it reaches the president of the united states. and in this case it was not verified. >> reporter: president's often receive intelligence assessments presented with varying levels of confidence. for example, information that is used to track and thwart terror threats, sources tell cbs news the term "verified" is not typically used within the intel community, major. >> garrett: weijia jiang, thank you. the former minneapolis police officer accused of murdering george floyd had a court appearance along with three other accused of aiding and abetting him. floyd was killed five weeks tonight setting off protests against racial injustice and police brutality. jamie yuccas reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: the four former police officers charged in the death of george floyd appeared in a minneapolis court. two were able to walk in with their attorneys. derek chauvin

agency will have jurisdiction over what the law describes as serious cases trials involving national security secrets can now be conducted behind closed doors a maximum sentence life in prison and local government will also set up a national security committee chaired by the chief executive and decisions made by that body cannot be challenged in local courts monson lee is the founding chairman of the united democrats which then became the democratic party of hong kong he was also the face of the democracy movement before the handover in 1997 and he explains how hong kong's power is being eroded. my party will stay on and i will stay in hong kong of course we realize that the prospects of being put into prison would be very high but the prestige of this law what this piece of legislation in fact for me means. is that when the british government returned hong kong to the people's republic of china 23 years ago it was on the promise of dumb show pink the then paramount head of china that hong kong will be run by hong kong people with a high degree of autonomy which means that apart from

believed them to be legitimate, the national security agency questioned their validity. the white house says that is why president trump did not hear about the assessment. >> so intelligence is verified before it reaches the president of the united states. and in this case it was not verified. >> reporter: president's often receive intelligence assessments presented with varying levels of presented with varying level confidence. for example, information that is used to track and sort terror threats, sources tell cbs news the term "verified" is not typically used within the intel community, major. >> garrett: weijia jiang, thank you. the former minneapolis police officer accused of murdering george floyd had a court appearance along with three other avcuesed of aiding and abetting, floyd was killed five weeks tonight setting off protests against racial injustice and police brutality. jamie yuccas reports from minneapolis. >> reporter: the four former police officers charged in the death of george floyd appeared in a minneapolis court. two were able to walk in with m air a

security agency in hong kong it will not be supervised by the local government and that agency will have jurisdiction over what the law describes as serious cases trials involving national security secrets can now be conducted behind closed doors maximum sentence there is life in prison and the local government will also set up a national security committee chaired by the chief executive and decisions made by that body cannot be challenged in local courts formosan leigh is the founding chairman of the united democrats which then became the democratic party of hong kong he was also the face of the democracy movement before the handover back in 1907 he explains how hong kong's power is being eroded. my party will stay on and i will stay in hong kong of course we realize that the prospects of our being put into prison would be very high with the passage of this law but what is really frustrating is that even though b. no this law will be operative tomorrow none of us have seen a copy of it so we don't know what sort of offenses we might be committing tomorrow i mean this is ridiculous

does that weigh on the -- you've worked in both the national security agencies involved here, both the pentagon and the cia. what is going on inside? what is the churn under the surface of the president's sort of debasement of, frankly, the missions of both buildings. his press secretary out there lashing away at adam and his colleagues. why not take a turn to the serious? why not wake up and just play commander in chief for a day and think about those grieving families, jeremy? >> agree. first, the intelligence community exists to provide the first customer, the president, with information so that the president can guide national security decision making. and other decisionmakers as well but the president is the first customer as the intelligence professional would say. if he's not going to listen to them if he's going to blow them off, ignore them, be obseiqious to putin, what's the point of having an intelligence community. if you're in the pentagon where you sign the orders to send troops into harm's way and then have to stand at dover air force base when those remains of those fal

the cia felt the bounty reports to be true while the national security agency still had doubts. >> democrats say the president should've been briefed even though there wasn't a consensus opinion. >> there may be a reluctance to brief the present on things he doesn't want to hear. and that maybe more true with respect to vladimir putin and prudence russia than with respect to any other subject matter. >> some republican lawmakers including liz cheney and mac thornberry who were briefed monday say they remain concerned about russian activity in afghanistan including reports that they've targeted u.s. forces. >> american adversary should know and they should have no doubt that any targeting of u.s. forces by russians, by a v swift and deadly response. >> both democrats and republicans say if the reports of russian bounties are true, there must be a tough response to russia. three colorado police officers are unpaid and mistreated leave after taking inappropriate photos at a memorial for elijah mclean. the statement, the interim police chief said the department has investigated a report that mul

secondly, it was reported that the national security agency disputed the pound -- the information about the bounties made by other agencies. a montanaeinstated scholarship program that allows state tax credits for private schooling. justices said-4, the montana supreme court violated the religious freedom because when -- religious freedom clause when it struck down the program. global news, 24 hours a day on air in on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. caroline: now, more u.s. retail companies saw grossi protection in the first half of 2020. energy filings, oil prices plunged. with chesapeake energy the latest to file for chapter 11 protection, we want to really drill down into the state of credit. marty, your perspective. i guess it is no surprise that we have yet another key player in the energy space filing. how many more will there be? is it an ongoing path to default? >> energy continues to be the focal point for defaults. the market is saying that we will have nearly a 10% default

agency attorney and a cnn national security and legal analyst. good to see all of you. before we talk about the berman case, let's talk about that john bolton case, the former nsa. and so, david, this federal judge says essentially the horse is out of the barn. you know, material is already out there, so just proceed with the book being ready to be sold at book stores and elsewhere. the president is calling this -- he's trying to turn the table, calling this a court victory. >> well, if he wants to call it a moral victory, and good morning, fred, i suppose the white house can spin it that way. but the judge is saying something that has a legal underpinning but also just is common sense. the book has shipped to warehouses. newspapers, including "the washington post" and "the new york times" have a hold of it. cnn has a hold of it. so the idea that you're going to stop the information from coming out when you have the first amendment is just not going to happen. so the judge is declining to play that game. that being said, now you have ambassador b

agency and, naturally, the national security council. they're all involved in this. i wouldn't point my finger at any one of them, because we really don't know, lou. lou: well, i said start, i didn't say end. i would be looking at all of them too. my question is why in the world this would be, this intelligence would be there. i would think that the department of defense would want an urgent analysis and assessment of this. it is not the sort of thing i would expect to languish on the desk of soft minor analyst clerk -- of some minor analyst clerk. this should be a priority. on the other hand, do we -- have we had any if indications previously to your knowledge that russia was in any way behind a bounty program for the taliban to kill u.s. soldiers? >> i'm not aware of it. this is what we know about russia and afghanistan. one, they want the united states out of afghanistan. they don't like the idea of the united states' influence in a country on their southern border. that's not surprising. number two, they have provided material suppor

security agency focuses on signals intelligence as opposed to human intelligence. i know that you cannot disclose what the argument is here, but how common are these kinds of disputes within the larger intelligence community? >> they do happen. i actually want to say it is a good thing that there is debate, right. i became an iraq analyst right after some of the failed assessments of the weapons of mass destruction in iraq, and so i was trained that it is important for the people to speak up if they don't believe that the intelligence is strong, and the agencies should meter it out, and get together and have debate and figure it out. so it is not rare. it does happen from time to time, and but then, that is a signal, and especially with something that involves our troops, the safety of our troops, i would expect that everybody would just jump on the opportunity to say, okay, let's dig into this, and what more do we need to find out and how do we get that information to find out if this is true, because if it is true, and there is a bounty on the heads of u.s. soldi