founder of cliff, the collegiate leadership in the fight for freedom. clif is an organization run by syrians and practitioners and that really wants to equip and connect experts in the field with students. our focus really is on the students themselves. we are hosting a regional convention here in san diego at ucsd. people who fall victim to trafficking are pushed into circumstances against their will, and they cannot escape from. i have been working a lot with the regional leader and the fantastic team of four other girls who have been helping her to plan the event. she and her team have spearheaded the process of creating the programs, finding the people. we can raise awareness ourselves. reporter: listening to the students give their own pitches was just the epitome of why we do what we do. students in a really unique
of the business transactions and that meant that at the end of the month we had to triangulate reports from sales in banks with block chain there is only one definitive block chain truth and we don t have to spend time tracking the flow of money. but experts say there are risks there s no government or financial institution controlling block change to say convinced of their minds lesion i don t believe such protocols can be trusted entirely don t you still have to have the capability to intervene if the need arises even because following clif it s good. but the you when is already counting on blocked change it says it could revert to bank transfers within a space of hours for now though it s planning to bring blocked chain based aid services to other camps if was looking at we re now trying to roll out the program for up to one hundred thousand people in jordan by the end of the year and simultaneously launch it in other countries we believe that in jordan alone we can see. several mil
he is the so-called toughest sheriff in america the long-time official from arizona, last month he was convicted of criminal contempt of court for ignoring a judge s order to stop rounding up people he suspected of being undocumented immigrants. in a statement the white house saying, quote, sclif joe arpaio is now 85-years-old and after more than 50 years of admirable service, he was a worthy candidate for a pardp. take a listen. i m very appreciative of what the president has done. right now, i have to thank the president for standing by me and standing by law enforcement. and i m very humbled. do you feel like you have been vindicated by the president? yes, and i think he understands my situation.
. we re supposed to have some photographs up on the careen. there we are of the president in his office with his russian visitors the other day. these, of course, were taken by russian photographers. now there is a worry that there was a breach of security by allowing those people, those photographers in the oval office with their electronic equipment because, of course, this white house has no idea how to handle even the basic securities or protocols of the west wing. that s the last word for tonight. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. cloish . tonight, the nbc news sclif interview with president trump, facing direct questions for the first time about his firing of fbi director james comey and the answer he gave that blew up the cover story. also, new reporting on the dish between president trump and his former fbi director. for the first time comey s side of the story is starting to
through a drive-through ordering chicken nuggets and french fries and that an employee noticed who he might have been and tried to hold his french fries and called police at the same time. and then he took off. i called that mcdonald s right before live shot and said is this that mcdonald s where he got the french fries and he got the chicken nuggets and then took off? they said, yes, it is, we re not supposed to answer questions. but, yes. that s what happened right before he was spotted and right before he took his own life. katy? nbc s jacob rascon in cleveland. clint van zandt is an msnbc contributeser and former fbi profiler. on the phone, jim cavanaugh, an nbc law enforcementnimal lialys former hostage negotiator for the atf. clif when the police get a tip that they believe is one that they should pursue like they did in