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apply clear rules because as i said it is it should be very unique and in those unique cases it also should be driven by rules rather than discretion what s more of a concern here for the german government the drain of intellectual property all possible control over critical infrastructure it could be a combination of both even though from a legal perspective it can only say any enough intervention can only be justified based on security concerns not of intellectual property rights because obviously this could also go the other way round and it should be the case that there is exchange between both countries also on those dimensions do you think i mean they the drama government has taken this sort of circumspect road to to block the sale of fifty fifty that s a bit of an unfriendly act towards china isn t it and this is why it needs to be taken so carefully i think it is so important to have clear rules and maybe we need to adjust the rules but everything we should do should alway ....
Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. america and everywhere around the world, the one that keeps people home from voting is as serious if not more serious. yeah, i think that s exactly right. this is much broader than just about elections, as i mentioned earlier. it s broader than changing votes or anything like that. a lot of the activity that we see that is ongoing did not stop after 2016 and in some ways has actually grown. what we are seeing is a concerted effort to pit americans against one another, to make polarization more extreme. we are a pretty polarized country. but russia and others are taking advantage of that trying to turn us against each other in order to weaken us. one of the examples i cited this morning was actually of a fake page created by the russian internet research agency that used an issue like the flint water crisis and police brutality as a way to try to influence americans views on an issue like syria. so they ....
A precursor to Fox News s morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. they have gotten quite a few clues, some they shared with us, some they hold close to their vests, some of her relatives have an idea, they believe she is somewhere objected, she is alive. reporter: right now there is a $170,000 reward for information leading to mollie tibbetts s whereabouts. todd: the prayers of a nation with that family. swat team searched the home of a man accused of killing george hw bush s former doctor, police coming up empty after sweeping joseph james s house in houston, charged with shooting and killing cardiologist mark houston two weeks ago. he may have been seeking revenge after his mother died on the doctor s operating table in 1997. the fbi issue an amber alert for a girl who may have been abducted. investigators saying jane was taken at reagan national airport todd: following their tents back and forth, jim acosta saying he walked ....
A precursor to Fox News s morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. A precursor to Fox News s morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. remember he tweeted last week about ending it and yesterday he raised eyebrows of any tweet denying any knowledge of 2016 tower meeting, fake news, complete fabrication and i m concerned about meeting my wonderful son had in trump tower, this was the meeting to get information on an opponent totally legal and done all of the time in politics and went nowhere, i did not know about it. the tweet contradicts statements made by the president s attorney general from a year earlier who had this to say yesterday. i had bad information at that point. i made a misstatement, that happened when you have cases like this. it s important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time facts develop, that s what investigations do. i agree to go deny orb
A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. said yes. we expect more detail. shepard: it s my understanding there was testimony about a time when paul manafort essentially ran out of money. he did. they re saying in 2014, when his former top client, who the mueller team described as manafort s golden goose, ukrainian president victor yanukovych. gates testified when he left it decreased the income stream. here s how much the income stream was down. gates testified that in 2016, manafort paid between $200,000 and $225,000 for yankees season tickets. but then, manafort asked gates to write a letter to the yankees saying that gates actually just borrowed manafort s credit card to make that huge purchase. this case that started with a lot of testimony and a lot of exhibits and ed showing that manafort lived a lavish lifestyle for several years has now evolved into a case about a former lobbyist and campaign and whether there was collusion betw ....