i am ken weinstein, president and ceo of hudson institute. hudson is a policy research organization dedicated to international leadership and international engagement for secure, free and prosperous future. i'd like to welcome our audience and our c-span viewing audience and i'm truly honored to welcome a remarkable public servant and a truly good friend of hudson institute to be with us. director of national intelligence dan coats served with great distinction as a member of the house and senate from indiana as well as the u.s. ambassador to germany during a long career in public service, he has twice failed retirement once returning to the u.s. senate for a second time in the senate after his term as ambassador to germany and then becoming director of national intelligence. along distinguished career focused both on domestic policy and the compassionate conservative agenda and true leadership on national security issues. before he left for germany he and his wife transferred the governance of their foundation for american renewal to hudson

hudson:. hudson's presence in indiana for a time. director mitch daniels became governor of indiana. to move to the, middle of the country to get a different perspective than what we had on the coast. with the there for a number of years and had the privilege of working with people there. we understand why you came back here, moving into more foreign policy stuff. the fact thatte we still value indiana. some of your employees may be missing the ease of living and cost of living in indiana relative to washington not to mention, the commute. nevertheless, it is very nice of andto be a little be here play some groundwork for what i the top challenge that we face in terms of threats to our country, people, and processes. before you sit down and talk about a range of political facet we face, i would like to focus my initial remarks on the glowing -- growing cyber threat to our nation security. i want to put it in the context of the current cyber threat in terms of the threats we have had an industry context. and whatst responsible are the

great to be back and hudson. -- great to be back in hudson. thank you for asking me to be here. >> i know the director has to get out quickly as you can imagine his schedule is packed , so if the audience could sit well he leaves quickly to get onto whatever he's doing next -- i don't think you can tell us what he is doing next -- but, thank you again for coming. we really appreciate it. [applause] and, as he leaves, i just want to thank everybody in hudson. meeting together, it's a terrific opportunity and an honor for us, and i hope that the folks who are watching this in streaming enjoyed it. we are sorry we couldn't take questions from the audience, but i did my best to channel what i hope other questions on most people's minds here. alliance: tomorrow, for justice president discusses her group's opposition to the supreme court nominee, brett cavanaugh. >> the timing is so close to the november contested elections. what does the timing do for both parties going into the midterms? >> dir. coats: i think the top -- >> i think the timing work

it's nice to be here at hudson. we enjoyed hudson's presence in indiana for a time. the former omb director mitch daniels became governor of indiana. in the meantime we word hudson to come to the middle of the country to get a different perspective perhaps than what we get from a on the coast, you were there for a number of years and hador the privilege of working with people there. we understand why you came back here, moving it to more foreign policy focused stuff and a lot of that is what happens here, but we do appreciate the fact that you still value indiana, some of your employees might be missing the cost of living in indiana not to mention the commute to work. nevertheless it's very nice to be here with you. : : : groundwork for what i the top challenge that we face in terms of threats to our country, people, and processes. before you sit down and talk about a range of political facet we face, i would like to focus my initial remarks on the glowing -- growing cyber threat to our nation security. to our nation's security and specifically like to put it in the

great to be back and hudson -- great to be back in hudson. thank you for asking me to be here. >> i know the director has to get out quickly as you can imagine his schedule is packed, so if the audience could sit while he leaves quickly to get onto whatever he's doing next -- i don't think you can tell us what he is doing next -- but, thank you again for coming. we really appreciate it. [applause] and, as he leaves, i just want to thank everybody in hudson. meeting together, it's a terrific opportunity and an honor for us, and i hope that the folks who are watching this in streaming enjoyed it. we are sorry we couldn't take questions from the audience, but i did my best to channel what i hope other questions on most minds. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible] >> tonight, it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh the united states supreme court. >> mr. president, i am grateful to you. i am humbled by our confidence in me. >> brett kavanaugh of the united states courts of appeals is president tru

production team asked a hudson staff member if they could distribute the film. thinking nothing of it, he agreed. in retrospect, the institute say they prefer it hadn't happened. lobbying and controlling the output of television stations are just two fronts of the battle for influence. but a new and important struggle is also taking place online. in recent years, arab audiences have flooded onto social media to get their news. every month, over 100 million users access facebook. in saudi arabia, three quarters of the population are using the messaging service, snapchat. but can they trust the information they are getting there? at the university of exeter, professor mark owenjones monitors social media across the gulf. twitter was seen, and facebook was seen as the zeitgeist of the arab uprisings and it was increasingly important to authoritarian regimes in the region to have a handle on how people use these platforms. these regimes now push their propaganda on twitter using electronic robots, or bots. the bots look like accounts belonging to real people, but th

one of washington's biggest thing tanks, the hudson institute says it does not lobby or take foreign money from non— democratic foreign money from non— democratic foreign governments, and government is not allied to the us or any individuals acting on behalf of such governments but some think it had a particular agenda in one conference title, countering violent extremist — conference he attended. the qataris should fully implement the eu on countering terrorist financing... so do speakers, who go out there and praise the united arab emirates, praise and saudi arabia and point the finger at qatar. bbbc contacted the hudson institute, which says it does not comment on the quality and character of its own public events, adding that: memory sticks containing a film were left on the seats of conference delegates. the film expresses many anti— qataris statements. at the beginning, qatar has been an outlier. qatar also has a long history of supporting people who want to kill americans. anywhere where sunni radical isla miz is operational and has a... the film was made by a company

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according to hudson, the shift supervisor -- thinks it's fraudulent. matson calling the cops on hudson, who's recording the whole thing. >> african american. >> black, i'm not african american, i'm black. >> reporter: hudson says three chicago police officers show up and ask her to leave the premises. >> i just wanted to compos myself. >> reporter: matson is running for local office in chicago. but, as fallout, his standing with the national log cabin republicans, a conservative lgbt advocacy group has been terminated. cvs took swift action again matson and another involved. and the manufacture confirms tonight, it was legitimate. david? >> tonight, what happened on amazon prime day? >> and the chain reaction school bus crash. dozens injured. we have news on their conditions tonight. night. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio- the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. in fact, verzenio is a cdk4 & 6 inhibitor for postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- mbc, approved, with hormonal thera

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. >> the voice you heard isca lla hudson. she said a manager directly he challenged her she tried too use a coupon for a free project. the company has apologize to hudson and says it does not tolerate discrimination against customers. the ma ager,arently is running for chicago city couple and was a state delegate for the 2016 trump presidential campaign. >>> well, its monday morning. we're off to a mild and muggy start. you'll feel how much more humid it is today. and throughout lunchtime, temperatures will be approachin the 90 degree mark. lauren will be back to show you how hot it will be and our th s thunderstorms. >> we're going to look at the rest of if roads and see what's going on. here's a fun baseball fact from little ueleag. >> in year, i am sorry about that. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month'lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. . but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at least you don't

. >> camilla hudson says a manager known on-line as coupon carl challenged her friday in chicago when she tried to use a manufacturers coupon for a free product. hudson claims cvs employees only looked at the coupon and never scanned it to verify it. >> he goes, i can't accept this. i said okay, why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >> african-american. >> black. >> look at him shaking there. >> yeah. >> the manager called 191 after tensions escalated and chicago police arrived and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. in addition to the apology cvs has reassigned the employees involved while the company investigates. >>> a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a mini sub to help rescue the soccer team that was trapped in a cave and one of the divers called musk's sub a pr stunt and wouldn't have made musk replied on twitter he never saw the diver at the rescue site and then musk referred to him as a pedo, short for pedophile. the diver said he was astonished and angry at the attack. musk

. >> you can tell them her name is camilla hudson, i have i.d. and will share it. >> reporter: the manager visibly shaking while making the call. >> african-american. >> black. no, i'm not african-american. i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> reporter: camilla hudson tells abc news she started recording shortly after she handed the coupon to another cvs manager. >> he goes, well, i can't accept this. so i said, okay. why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >> reporter: she said they never even scanned the coupon to see if it was real. then the incident escalating, manager mory matson calling 911. >> and he says to me, you should probably leave because i've called the police. >> reporter: three officers say they were informed a woman refused to leave. the incident just the latest in a string of episodes caught on camera of white people calling the cops on black people for everyday activities. like the two black men arrested at starbucks after one of them tried to use the bathroom. >> i don't take issue with them refusing the coupon

welcome to hudson's betsy and wally stern policy center. welcome to those joining us on c-span and online. hudson institute is a leading voice in washington and capitals around the world promoting democracy, american leadership in partnership with our allies for a secure, free and prosperous future. our thanks, i want to make these publicly. we hope you can join us for some of our future programs including july 13th when director of national intelligence dan coates will be at hudson to discuss u.s. intelligence community transformation efforts and the possible impact of russian cyber influence on the u.s. midterm elections in november. we also hope you'll subscribe to our new in-depth policy talk available on itunes and google play. we have an important and timely program today. on sunday mexican voters elected mr. lopez obrador, the country's new president and landslide and they have promised to address the rising violence in mexico, corruption and deep inequality. he'll be sworn in on december 1st. among other policy proposals, he has pro

river. >> linsey davis with us live tonight along the hudson. and linsey, you've learned that the man missing in the river was actually trying to save someone else? >> reporter: that's right, david. the man saw a swimmer struggling in this river. he jumped in to help. and now aviation units are searching for him, along with the coast guard, and the rain in the forecast is unfortunately likely to make that search even more difficult. david? >> all right, no question about that. linsey, thank you. let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, of course, tracking it all. both the flooding and the fires. rob, what do you got? >> reporter: well, the pattern remains stuck, david, and it will be for the next couple of days. unusual for july, this deep trough, all the way into the deep south. squeezing all that moisture north. round after round coming through north carolina, maryland and central pennsylvania. and this will continue tomorrow. the susquehanna valley under a flood watch. shifting a little bit to the east, but the front that's going

. >> joining us from brussels, "washington post" staff writer john hudson. good morning. >> hello, john. >> so, you presumably watched that -- >> good to be here. >> -- spray. and the president very strong talking about the sad, inappropriate situation that germany is a captive of russia. walk me through your response to that moment. >> reporter: i mean, it was an immediate sign that trump was coming into this summit with his gloves off. he's not going to play the same message that a number of european officials wanted him to, which was, let's embrace unity, let's have a united front, let's show a western resolve that puts the president in a strong place ahead of his meeting with president putin. trump says, you know, i'm not going to tolerate this anymore, the fact that the u.s. is spending so much more on its own defense than other nato countries. and it was a noticeably very sort of awkward and sort of contentious exchange with stultenberg. he was clearly trying to paper over differences, saying, well, of course, we can overcome this. trump was saying, no

. >> camilla hudson says the manager now known online as coupon carl challenged her friday night when he tried to use a manufacturer's coupon for a free huds >> he goes i can't accept this. i go why can't you accept it, because it looks fraudulent. >> the manager called 911 after tensions escalated. chicago police arrived and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. >>> a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue tesla ceo elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a sub, and one call called musk's suba pr stunt, and musk then referred to him as the pedo, short for pedophile. the diver said he ishe at uy he is.fu commen >> would you consider taking legal action against him? >> yes, yes. it's not finished. >> musk has since deleted the tweets. >>> are you looking for another reason to enjoy that cup of joe throughout the day? well, look no further. a new study published in the journal of american journal association found that individuals who drink eight or more cups of coffee a day had a lower risk of dying by nearly 15%. the benefits aren't from the ca

(michelle) hudson says three officers responded but did not take any action. c-v-s said after an investigation, they fired the two managers and apologized to hudson. in a statement.. c-v-s said they quote-- "do not tolerate any practices that discriminate against any customer." the company says it has firm non- discrimination policies in place. (grant) a quick- thinking cashier in stanislaus county...east of modesto...helped save a woman from suspected kidnappers. tom miller spoke with her...and heard about the moment she took action. this is the moment a woman who investigators say was kidnapped from fresno and sexually assaulted overnight got away from her captors -- by convincing them to let her use the bathroom.she walked into a waterford gas station and asked the first person she saw for help.savannah pritchett/cashier:"the first thing she did tell me was, 'i was kidnapped and they do have guns. please lock the door. they will kill us or kill me.' so it was kind of like, okay, well, all right."it was just before three, wednesday afternoon when 24-year old

"> hudson says three officers responded but did not take any action. c-v-s said after an investigation, they fired the two managers and apologized to hudson. (ken) cvs released a statement regarding in incident saying in part -- " c-v-s health does not tolerate any practices that discriminate against any customer." and said, "we are committed to maintaining a welcoming and diverse environment in our stores." the statement says the company has firm non- discrimination policies in place. (grant) members of an alleged hate group were involved in a confrontation outside a bar in los angeles. it happened saturday night - and was caught on video. adrianna weingold has more on the social media backlash the bar is facing. video that is now going viral shows a group of men wearing make america great again hats arguing with bar patrons outside of the griffin in atwater village. people in the neighborhood identify the group as the proud boys. according to the southern poverty law center, the group is a hate group. neighbors say they complained to management but t

camilla hudson recorded this video of one of them calling police -- and posted it on facebook. she says she tried to use a manufacturer's coupon she received in the mail last friday. but the two managers refused to honor it and said it was fake. she says they got agitated, slammed a door in her face, told her to leave -- and eventually called police -- twice.camilla hudson/ customer: "i do strongly believe, and i feel very confident in saying that race, possibly gender, i don't know but issues that were not related to anything i said or did or any way i functioned in that space as a customer. there were other issues at play." hudson says three officers responded but did not take any action.have apologized to hudson.t, the com they quote-- "do not tolerate any practices that discriminate against any customer." (grant) the d-m-v is working to relieve those long lines. today-- two bay area offices opened an hour early... to help ease some of the wait times. beginning today the dmv will also open 14 field offices one hour earlier, at 7 a.m. four days a week. in the bay area that in

hudson waited until police arrived to explain the situation. cvs apologized to hudson. a latest incident of a white person calling police on a black person to go viral. >>> a barbecue becky and permit patty in seattle made national headlines. >>> have you seen this? it might be a new vacation destination. you might see a tiny island forming in hawaii off the big island and it's all because of that lava flow. you may remember kilauea erupted back in may and that lava still flowing right now and some of it is actually going into the ocean. scientists say that the molten rock probably built up under the water creating the island. the u.s. geological survey says it's about 30 feet across. >>> well, former president barack obama in kenya today to help launch a sister's new foundation. she is opening a center for knowledge, learning and excellence where the community can have access to the internet as well as a library. mr. obama will fly to south africa tomorrow where he'll speak at the 16th annual nelson mandela lecture. >>> happening today -- >> right now. >> a look at the

hudson for her experience. cvs pharmacy does note toler any practices that discriminate agains any customer. >>. > mattsson, who was a state delegate for donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign is running for a chicago city council seat. he has since csed his faceb account, and nbc was unab reach him for comment. other videos of soy-called white privilege haveeen popping up all over social from a woman now known as rbecue becky, who called 911 about men barbecuing in a local park. to another woman dubbed permit tty, who called police on a young girl sellingtl b water. for hudson, it all comes down to a matter of respect. >> there's nothing i said or did that would explain why he was interacting with me and treating me in the manner that he s. >> all right, so cvs also said in a statement sent to nbc news that the employees involved in removed ident has been from the store pending the outcome of this internal investigation. >> unfortunately, the latest in a long list of these kinds of incidents we're seeing fo

. >> camilla hudson says a manager known on-line as coupon carl challenged her friday in chicago when she tried to use a manufacturers coupon for a free product. hudson claims cvs employees only looked at the coupon and never scanned it to verify it. >> he goes, i can't accept this. i said okay, why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >>> the manager called 911 after tensions escalated and chicago police got there and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. in addition to the apology cvs has reassigned the employees involved while the company investigates. >>> a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a mini sub to help rescue the soccer team that was trapped a mile inside the flooded cave and one rescue diver called musk's sub a pr stunt and said it wouldn't have made the first 50 meters. musk replied on twitter he never saw the diver at the rescue site and then musk referred to him as a pedo, short for pedophile. the diver said he was astonished and very angry at the attack. >> i'm not going

. >> camilla hudson says a manager known on-line as coupon carl challenged her friday night when she tried to use a manufacturers coupon for a free product. hudson claims cvs employees only looked at the coupon and never actually scanned it to verify if it was real. >> he goes, i can't accept this. i said okay, why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >>> the manager called 911 after tensions escalated and chicago police arrived and ultimately asked hudson to leave the store. in addition to the apology cvs has reassigned the employees involved while the company investigates. >>> a cave diver who helped rescue 12 young soccer players says he may sue elon musk for smearing him. musk had offered a mini sub to help rescue the soccer team that was trapped a mile inside the flooded cave and one rescue diver called musk's sub a pr stunt and said it wouldn't have made the first 50 meters. musk replied in a tweet saying he never saw the diver at the rescue site and went on to refer to him as a pedo, short for pedophile. the diver says he is astonished and very angry at the attack

up on the pond is director of initiative on the future of india and south asia at the hudson institute thank you so much for your time u.s. president donald trump is denying he knew about a meeting between his aides and a russian delegation that offered to to help him win the twenty sixteen election transform a lawyer michael cohen has claimed he was present when the president's eldest son donald trump jr told his father about the meeting according to u.s. media reports cohen is willing to speak to the miller investigation into alleged russian meddling in the election. as the u.s. president worked to focus the american media on strong economic numbers the question of his potential ties to russia continue to follow him right here right oh it just days after donald trump postponed a white house invite to russian president vladimir putin a reciprocal invitation was extended for trump to go to moscow but whose comments come as there are fresh allegations against trump from his one time personal lawyer michael cohen cohen claims that then candidate trump was aware of a twenty sixteen trump

se trata de contratos millonarios como el que acaba de aprobar el condado hudson. alex roland nos explica. alex: cinco oficiales del condado votaron el jueves a favor de renovar el contrato. uno de ellos dijo que no le dieron dicho contrato para revisarlo con el tiempo necesario y que la votaciÓn se hizo en julio y no en agosto como se habÍa acordado. yo quede de revisar todo. hablar con todo el mundo y ver quÉ es lo que estÁ pasando. alex: ademÁs dice que su voto negativo es porque va en contra de los ideales y las polÍticas de washington de separar familias. >> despuÉs de ahÍ hacemos una decisiÓn. alex: con el nuevo contrato ice pagarÁ por albergar a cada detenido 120 dÓlares diarios, 10 dÓlares mÁs del contrato que venciÓ a comienzos de este aÑo. organizaciones pro inmigrantes rechazaron el acuerdo. >> [indiscernible] es mucho dinero. arantxa:en mÁs informaciÓn, siete cadenas nacionales de restaurantes de comida rÁpida acordaron poner fin a polÍticas que le impiden a sus trabajadores ser contratados por otras sucursales de su misma empresa. el

camilla hudson said she tried to use a coupon. what happened next, on social media under the hashtag coupon carl. >> it's a female. >> reporter: while his hand shakes uncontrollably, his resolve -- he calls 911 because of a coupon controversy. >> african-american. >> no, i'm not african-american. i'm back. black isn't a bad word. >> reporter: the man calls the police. >> they never tried to process the coupon. they never scanned it. >> reporter: this morning, camilla hudson is speaking out. she's the woman behind the camera and the voice you can hear in video. >> he said, i can't accept this. i said, okay, why? he said, because it looks fraudulent. >> reporter: that's when the cvs manager dialed 911. >> he said you should probably leave because i called the police. >> reporter: chicago police confirmed to abc news that they responded to a call of an assault at a cvs store. hudson's experience is just the latest in a string of viral videos showing people dialing 911 on black people seemingly attempting to do ordinary things. >> wha

discussion on russian election interference, cyber security, schy in a and north crewa, hosted by the hudson institute live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and this morning, president trump and british prime minister theresa may held a news conference at the prime minister's country home. we'll show you the entire 50-minute news conference coming up tonight on c-span. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable and sat -- or satellite provider. >> treasury secretary steven mnuchin testified yesterday before the house financial services committee on the international financial system he also answeredue

ponding is director of the initiative on the future of india and south asia at the hudson institute and she says in monk they have trouble delivering on his promises . the people who are wanted for the young people are the primary reason is imminent is seen as somebody who is not corrupt mr clean is a messiah who will come in in jeans dynastic politics in pakistan unfortunately. the problem there is that one. most of the people in iran's party who have been elected are people who belong to other political parties where the p.p.p. or. those and they are and the other the same caught up politicians whom iran promised to get rid off secondly as we all know most politicians most parties do end up being corrupt and so corruption is not going to go away simply because iran has come into a bar. and thirdly the main problems that the young people face which is employment . education. a stable society. pushback against the jihadi an islamist elements we not happen under iran. because because his b.s. as well as the military support those policies so the young people will very soon actually see t

. >> reporter: camilla hudson is speaking out. > he says to me, you should probably leave because i called the police. >> reporter: the chicago police told abc news they responded to a call of an assault at a cvs store informed a woman was inside threatening the staff and refused to leave. >> there was nothing did or said i think should have been perceived as harassing. >> reporter: her experience is just the latest in a string of incidents where people, often minorities, feel like they've been targeted and decide to fight back by picking up their cell phones and hitting record. from a mom trying to swim with her kid in north carolina. >> i'm the only black person here with my son in the pool. >> reporter: to a woman getting harassed for wearing a t-shirt with a puerto rican flag on it in chicago. >> you're not going to accuse us, you know that? >> reporter: a little girl in san francisco trying to sell water when this woman called the police on her. >> you had all you want. te whole world going see your bull. >> reporter: the woman said she's not upset with cvs for refusing her coupon, ho

gutierrez fernandez: first of all, let me thank the hudson institute for inviting me to be a part of this morning's event. thank you john walters, and it's a pleasure to be in this dialogue with you. it is certainly a historic moment for mexico. people, mexico's political transition has taken a long time. some would argue that it started in 1968 with the student movement. some would argue that it started in 1997 when for the first time there was not a divided government. some would argue that it started in 2001 present fox won. it has been argued that it has taken a long time. what happenedas sunday. the most important thing i would point out in this respect to sunday's election is the fact that i think it reflects that mexico is a mature democracy, that we have a strong democratic institution. i think that there was a very clear result in favor of mr. r, one that has been very timely recognized by not only the competing candidates, but by everybody else. i think that is extremely positive. i think they did so with a very clear sign of statesmanship and patriotism. and i think that's

onto the bedrooms of the sleeping roosevelt out to a bench above where the ground slopes down to the hudson river and you can see that up there now, it's not the same but there is still a bench in the place. he tried to visualize in there with maybe a cigar smoke to defend weight mosquitoes listening to the trains on both banks of the hudson carrying the material in use of the united states down to the ports of new york and new jersey to go to war. he a lot to think about. this cannot favor the churchill's and from quÉbec where the combined chief of staff were already meeting he knew that the americans were being firm on their position and also that day from the resolute fdr he knew that they were indeed, united. the overlord plan brief to him that made an impression on him and by accepting it he knew he could get the cooperation he thought was vital to the force for independence. independent was his word. the first step towards a bilateral alliance with the united states, if you could get that in there was a lot of resistance to the, i think. he was in the hope that maybe germany would co

. >> you can tell them her name is camilla hudson. i have i.d. and will share it. >> reporter: the manager advisably shaken while making the call. >> african-american. >> black. no, i'm not african-american. i'm black. black isn't a bad word. >> reporter: camilla hudson tells abc news that she started recording shortly after she handed the manufacturer a coupon to another cvs manager. >> he goes, i can't accept this. i said, okay, why can't you accept it? because it looks fraudulent. >> reporter: she says they never even scanned her coupon to see if it was real. then the incident escalating. manager maury matson calling 911. >> and he says to me, you should probably leave because i called the police. >> reporter: police tell abc they were informed a female was threatening staff and refusing to leave. the incident just the latest in a string of episodes caught on camera of white people calling the cops on black people for everyday activities like these two black men arrested at starbucks shortly after one of them tried to use the bathroom. >> i do

it is likely to defy expectations as to why hamilton crossed the hudson at daybreak and faced his doom. in a few choice sentences, hamilton offered a better explanation about his part in the dual and a better prediction of what would become of him than any other single document. i have always been interested in the letters of a dead man because hamilton writes the letter, crosses the hudson, gets shot, comes back and dies the next day. what happens to the letter? who mails it? how is it mailed? when theodore gets it, does he know that this has been written by a man who is now dead? which news travels faster? we do not know the answers to any of these things except we do know that theodore never responded to the letter and there was no one to respond to. when earlier members of the family and the letter, they could see its value to history. they left several notations as they passed the letter down which are still visible on that sheet, all conveying the same message. this letter must be conserved. to be honest, i did not think, my god, i have got to write about this. it was just one of

ending up in the hudson river washing out in the atlantic. >> cotton, linin, silk, wool we need to go back in time a few decades. people were not using plastic straws until the '70s and same with bottled water we invented a material that lasts forever and throw it away every few seconds. >> the united states is the biggest polluter and china has more people than we do and they are a bigger polluter. >> we don't do much about it, but china is stepping up china used to import our trash and figure out how to get rid of it so china said they are no longer accepting waste from other countries, so there is no away now. >> up next "on the money" from doodles to dolls, bringing your kids imagination to life in a new way. >>> and later, renting a car this summer, tips on avoiding extra costs. >>> look how the stock market ended the week >>> now, here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week with "on the money. the european union hitting google -- android software behind 80% of the world's smart phones and google pushing to the search engine. google appeals to appeal the ruling

. >> this week there was much ado about a man who paddle boarded across the hudson because he was late for a meeting. i'm going to say he needs to fallback. even though you might want to say tolls should fallback. he said he didn't want to pay the toll. here is the problem i have with this guy. dude, you were late for a meeting. just call and say you're late. i think it's more of a means to get a viral video because if you really want to impress your bosses by paddle boarding to work, show up in the wet suit. >> what needs to fallback is viral fronting. >> exactly. i'm writing that down. >> that's a term. >> it's nice to see someone in the hudson that the not severed and in cardboard box. >> what a nice friday thought. a non-severed body. >> the ferry is six bucks. >> michael, you're a bit of a cultural institution yourself. >> i belong in an sdugs institution. what needs to fall back is corporations. . the gay pride parade drew 2.5 million people. a lot of the floats were from corporations. now decide the people are okay and it's okay to tap into our disposalable income. mighty white

and the welsh champions, new saints, were celebrating a late winner, thanks to blaine hudson's header, and that made it 2—1 in this home leg against the lincoln red imps, who are not from lincoln but from gilbraltar. former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson says he would "not be here today" without the "great care" of hospital staff after his surgery for a brain haemorrhage in may. sir alex has spoken publicly for the first time since going home from hospital in a video on social media, released by manchester united, and he thanked all his well—wishers. hello. just a quick message first of all to thank the medical staff at macclesfield, salford royal and alexandra hospitals. without those people gave me such great care and i wouldn't be sitting here today. thank you from me and my family. thank you very much. it has made me feel so humble as all the messages i have had from all over the world wishing me the best and the good wishes do resonate very strongly with me. thank you for that support you have given me. lastly, i will be back later in the season to watch the team

it was kind of scary. >> reporter: brother hudson was at his boss's house. >> we run outside and find out the fire is two blocks away. >> they evacuated in hayward, where they are still unloading. >> reporter: they're all sticking close to telephones to make sure loved ones still in redding are okay. eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> let's go live now to cal fire headquarters in shasta county on an update on the carr fire. >> people in harm's way and do what they could to engage in this fire. 2018, it's really off to the same, difficult, challenging fire fight that we've seen in 2017 and before that 2016. the last five or six years in california we've been experiencing the effects of our long-standing drought. the rain that we had really did nothing to impact the character of the vegetation, which is critically dry. and that's what happened here. and we've added additional, you know, grass from the rains we did get. we've got the kennelling. what we're seeing not just here in shasta county, but literally statewide, fires that are growing exponentially. we're averaging about 45 to 50 fires a

there were significant threats in the counterterrorism state that director codes and his address to the hudson institute use that terminology to get our attention but in this case not the policymakers that was already highly focused on cyberthreats if you hear that in the worldwide threat assessment the dni has given you heard that in the remarks of secretary nielsen this week so we are very much focused on cyberthreats with regards to russia i agree with the characterization they are the most foreign aggressive actor we have seen in cyberspace there is a lot of focus on the activity and 2016 against the election infrastructure with the influence efforts but it is important to wyden the view and also look at the other public announcement of the fbi and the administration have made about russia's cyberefforts and the attack that infiltrated the ukrainian accounting software system and manipulated the way the country pushes updates so instead of getting your normal popular update it downloaded malware instead and according to the administration the single most instructive and costly cyberattack

here is an example of a very risk are barred shipments of high-level waste found on the hudson river past manhattan. this is a department of energy proposal. talk about the security risk. there are many other waterways. there are road and rail shipments through new york. here is right here where we are standing, capitol hill. i live in mount rainier, maryland. there is a train line that will carry waste where i live. if you stand on the metro platform in tacoma park, you can get a gamma and neutron dose as one of these things goes by. this is too close for comfort for the high risk of the shipments. the state of nevada reserves a shutout for their analysis of these risks. again these will be posted on the website. study the details of places you care about. if we don't do something about it it will start coming through. an alternative will be these heavy haul trucks which have their own risks. this is our reactor pressure vessel and at northern michigan, they had several incidents in 2003 during this heavy haul truck shipment to get into a railhead and put it on a trip -- train. this

. >> good afternoon and welcome to the hudson institute. we are a policy organization dedicated to the global engagement for a secure, free and prosperous future. i would like to welcome our audience present, as well as the c-span during audience. i am truly honored to welcome a remarkable public servant and a good friend of the hudson institute, to be with us this afternoon, director of national intelligence, dan coats. dan coats, of course, served with great distinction as a member of the house and senate in indiana, as well as the u.s. ambassador to germany. during a long career in public service, he told me as we were coming up here today, he has twice failed retint